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Mari I was expecting the old wire tap at least but nope. The end wasn't was great as it could of been but it's ok. It felt the end of the book.…moreI was expecting the old wire tap at least but nope. The end wasn't was great as it could of been but it's ok. It felt the end of the book.(less)

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This book got mixed reviews on the B&N site so I am going to give it a try b/c the reviews in the book were decent. What is your take on reviews for any book!!!!!!

Mari The reviews in books are not unbiased! The author publisher are not going to put negative or critical reviews inside the book. Thier job is to make as…moreThe reviews in books are not unbiased! The author publisher are not going to put negative or critical reviews inside the book. Thier job is to make as much $ as possible on it. I remembered seeing something on tv about how publishers paid other people for thier reviews inside the book some of them never even read the book they were reviewing. The best way to find out if you will like a book or not is to find someone with similar reading styles.(less)

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are there discussion questions yet? I'm hosting and have found none!

Ruthless Mev I haven't read the book yet - but here are some to start:
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1. The author uses a variety of releases from media for chapter breaks, …moreI haven't read the book yet - but here are some to start:
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1. The author uses a variety of releases from media for chapter breaks, using different voices for different pieces - moving almost seamlessly between text messages, news bulletins, blog posts, a Wikipedia page. What role do these various posts play major role in the storyline? Do they serve as potential clues to find Jane’s mother’s killer?

2. What does Jane find out about her mother, and does it bring her any peace about who her mother was in life?

3. Why is Noah convinced that Jane is innocent, even though Jane herself is not even sure, either because of drugs/alcohol and/or the trauma of her mother’s murder?
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Is this a true story?

Kate No. Elizabeth Little addresses this question in the acknowledgments.

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