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I just couldn't get over the multitude of coincidences, ruined the book for me. It was going ok, nothing earth shattering, but I got the feeling it was all going to point back to Will, and when it did, in the way it did, it was just too stupid and lazy for me to accept. Shocked people really loved this book, it was nothing unique at all.
Too many coincidences for me as well. Last one too hard to believe, The Wedding Planner happens to be married to the boy who was in the room when her young brother was taken by Will and Juno and is killed.
This reminded me of Murder On the Orient Express in a way how every single passenger on the train had reason to commit that murder
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Mar 05, 2021 11:36AM
I just couldn't get over the multitude of coincidences, ruined the book for me. It was going ok, nothing earth shattering, but I got the feeling it was all going to point back to Will, and when it did, in the way it did, it was just too stupid and lazy for me to accept. Shocked people really loved this book, it was nothing unique at all.
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Too many coincidences for me as well. Last one too hard to believe, The Wedding Planner happens to be married to the boy who was in the room when her young brother was taken by Will and Juno and is killed.
This reminded me of Murder On the Orient Express in a way how every single passenger on the train had reason to commit that murder
