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Someone Is Always Watching by Kelley Armstrong
4.0
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4.5/5 Stars
Blythe, Gabrielle, Tucker, and Tanya have been friends attending the same high school. A recent violent event creates tension between Tucker and Blythe, causing them to be forced apart by their parents. Then Gabrielle has a mental breakdown and is sent to the office, where Blythe finds her covered in blood with the Vice Principal at her feet. The next day, Blythe wakes up with memory loss but knows something isn't right. The three remaining friends decide to investigate.
This was such a fun read with an addictive writing style, that had me hooked right from the beginning. I was so caught up in the mystery behind what was happening to the teens, that I didn't care that it was so unbelievable. I'm a sucker for an unreliable narrator so I loved how no one could be trusted, and everyone was being gaslighted at some point. It made it so interesting to try and figure out who was actually telling the truth. I found the characters to be very intriguing, and I liked learning more about their backstories. I really liked Tucker and Blythe's complicated relationship. I thought it was interesting how they fed off one another, whether it be for better or for worse. I would love to read more stories about these characters and where they go from here.
*I received a copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for my honest review*
4.5/5 Stars
Blythe, Gabrielle, Tucker, and Tanya have been friends attending the same high school. A recent violent event creates tension between Tucker and Blythe, causing them to be forced apart by their parents. Then Gabrielle has a mental breakdown and is sent to the office, where Blythe finds her covered in blood with the Vice Principal at her feet. The next day, Blythe wakes up with memory loss but knows something isn't right. The three remaining friends decide to investigate.
This was such a fun read with an addictive writing style, that had me hooked right from the beginning. I was so caught up in the mystery behind what was happening to the teens, that I didn't care that it was so unbelievable. I'm a sucker for an unreliable narrator so I loved how no one could be trusted, and everyone was being gaslighted at some point. It made it so interesting to try and figure out who was actually telling the truth. I found the characters to be very intriguing, and I liked learning more about their backstories. I really liked Tucker and Blythe's complicated relationship. I thought it was interesting how they fed off one another, whether it be for better or for worse. I would love to read more stories about these characters and where they go from here.