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Rodolfo Arangua soyarangua — Astrid Bell, bicycle courier and one of six tenants in her friend's house is as horrified as anyone when a neighbour's body is discovered, especially as that same day Astrid had had an accident with the neighbour's car door. What a coincidence. When, a few days later, Astrid arrives at a house to collect a parcel and finds the woman owner dead, it's still just a nasty coincidence, right? Or is Astrid the link in the two murders? As if this isn't enough, Miles, the owner of the house Astrid lives in has given his six tenants notice to quit and with his girlfriend Leah causing more strife between the friends it's no wonder that tensions and feeling are running very high. So when Leah is found dead - by Astrid, once again collecting a parcel - it's not surprising that the housemates are running scared and wondering just what it going on. Is one of them a murderer and how come Astrid is the one connection to all the murders? Or is she.........? I really enjoyed this, it was written particularly well, at first from Astrid's point of view. She gives us a first person account from the time of her accident to the discovery of Leah, by which time I was questionning if she was as innocent as it appeared at the same time as going over in my head if the other flatmates were in any way suspicious. As the housemates lives disintegrate into chaos, so the readers mind is wondering who it is and there really isn't very much given away. The second part is written by the murderer, another first person voice telling us how and why they have done what they have. A chilling account where we see another side to this person, a psychopath who thinks they are just normal and it's not really their fault, who has things planned down to the last detail....or so they think! A very gripping story set in a scenario where you can easily imagine this could happen. Some amusing parts and some that make you shiver and wonder.

Jess Broome jess_broom8390 — Too short! Would say I really liked except Dumbledore's comments didn't quite fit his style for me. If you're a Harry Potter fan, then it's a must-read.

Jess Alba _he_esstice_eague — Overall, I liked this book. I found the first of the four parts somewhat excruciating, and the last part somewhat dry. I liked the "truths" scattered throughout the novel, as well as her treatment of Alice: her growth as a person as well as the compromises that she makes in her marriage. There was some tension for me regarding what was real history and what was completely fabricated. Some basic facts about Laura Bush's life are altered (I presume to remind us that this is a work of fiction), yet since some parts are clearly about the Bushes, it left me wondering why some things were changed and others not. And I also wondered what was true and what was not. I haven't checked out the author's website yet but probably will to see if there is more information there. Laura Bush is certainly an interesting public figure, and many people, myself included, probably do wonder what she is doing married to a man like George W.

Kendall Franklin lovedreams702 — it's for a test, yo.

Sara Repossi shionerin17679 — While this series does have some enjoyable moments between Magneto and ProfX, it's mostly a testament to how silly and irrelevant Chris Claremont has become.