This has been on my TBR for a long time, like a really long time.

This is my third book by C.J. Tudor, having read The Chalk Man and The Burning Girls.

This is my second time reading this book, having read it years ago but not quite remembering all that happened.

I found this book while browsing through NetGalley, and the concept stood out to me so I decided to request it.

I ended up picking up this novel for a reading challenge I am doing but had never heard of this book prior to doing research for the challen

Dubbed the Queen of Twists according to the tagline, this is my first book by this author having skipped the boat for Rock, Paper, Scissors.

I have heard of this author before but have yet to pick up any of their work until now. Was this a great introduction to their work, I would

This was on my list of books I need to read in 2022 and, uh, it wasn't a particularly successful one.