2.5 stars. I feel like I must be the crazy one after reading all the glowing reviews of Their Double Lives. I found it absurd, in the worst way. Kim’s motivations made me laugh out loud—not because they were clever or surprising, but because they were so implausible and poorly developed. Honestly, none of the characters felt real. They’re more like cartoonish caricatures than actual people. Every twist felt forced, and any attempts at depth just fell completely flat for me. I kept going hoping it would all tie together or redeem itself somehow, but it never did.

Attention summer readers - I have your absolute must beach read for you. Their Double Lives by Jaime Lynn Hendricks is a home run. I listened on audio, and the narration was *chefs kiss* perfection. The characters were voiced in such a way that I was in the book with them.

I went into this one cold, as you should. Just know that 7.5 hours ago I put my earbuds in, and just now took them out. Listened to this one without stopping and was pleased at ALL of it.

And, if you think I give away 5 stars willy-nilly, rest assured, Goodreads tells me my average star rating is 3.35 (gasp), so when I love a book, it's serious.

I highly enjoyed this book! Easy, fun read with twists and turns that keep you invested the whole time.
When you begin reading this title, in which I highly suggest you do, ask yourself ….
What would I do for my dog?!
Wish we, as the readers, got to connect with the dog in the writing but still a great read.

This book kept me on the edge of my seat and entertained from page one! Excellent audio narration. Lots to say but it also kept thing entertaining and fun.