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Ed Bernard
Well, I dunno. She was, like all the characters, both likable and awful at times. That's what three-dimensional people are. Moriarty's books are more nuanced that what one might call genre fiction and characters are conflicted. Also, I found the scene at the end, when Savannah visits her mother, to reveal a great deal about the depth of her depravity.
ANGELA
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Judith
Joy didn't justify Savannah's actions at all, she just regretted how they treated her & the part tennis played in ruining her life. You're not meant to like Savannah; her "disappointments & failure" caused a mental break & she lives in a psychotic world of blame & revenge. The Delaney's let her get away with trying to destroy them, but the police may be waiting for her when she arrives at her mother's apartment. Hope so!
Mo
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Lisa
I didn’t finish. Quit around page 150 because I really just didn’t like any of the characters. What was Savannah’s motivation, if you don’t mind? Thanks
Christi Miller
I did not connect with this character AT ALL!
Cheryl
Uh, I didn't like Savannah, but man, I hated Joy with a passion.
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