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The People Next Door: A totally addictive psychological thriller with a shocking final twist eBook : Braithwaite, Kate: desertcart.in: Kindle Store Review: Suspense with romance - This was an interesting read. We meet Jen who moves into a new neighborhood all with the intention of finding the culprit of a past crime. The gradual introduction of characters through multiple POV's kept the story engaging. As readers we are able to connect the dots pretty early but the POV of each character keeps you hooked. None of them are particularly likeable but it's their unlikeability that draws you in. A lot of other storylines are introduced which is primarily done to give you insight into the character rather than solve a problem. Jen and Jocelyn are great protagonist/antagonist. I did feel that the story dragged on a bit much and that there would be more justice for the victim. But since that doesn't hold true in real life at all, this book is spot on. I give this book 4 stars for the intriguing plot interwoven with a good old romance. I thank NetGalley and Joffe books for the E-Arc and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
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Suspense with romance
This was an interesting read. We meet Jen who moves into a new neighborhood all with the intention of finding the culprit of a past crime. The gradual introduction of characters through multiple POV's kept the story engaging. As readers we are able to connect the dots pretty early but the POV of each character keeps you hooked. None of them are particularly likeable but it's their unlikeability that draws you in. A lot of other storylines are introduced which is primarily done to give you insight into the character rather than solve a problem. Jen and Jocelyn are great protagonist/antagonist. I did feel that the story dragged on a bit much and that there would be more justice for the victim. But since that doesn't hold true in real life at all, this book is spot on. I give this book 4 stars for the intriguing plot interwoven with a good old romance. I thank NetGalley and Joffe books for the E-Arc and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
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