Anissa's Reviews > Girl in Snow

This wasn't the mystery I was expecting. Ultimately it felt like the mystery was secondary to the story the author wanted to tell so it reminded me of Robin Kirman's Bradstreet Gate.

Cameron was all things teen creeper Michael Skakel and Lucinda, this town's Martha Moxley. So I was all kinds of up for this story but somehow this didn't connect for me. I did like the parts with Jade's screenplay of her alternate self/life. The murder is solved well before the end of the book and in such a way that was fairly anti-climactic. Still, I'd read another by the author as she has a way with prose and character study. This one just wasn't really for me.

I received a copy of this book from the publisher via Netgalley in exchange for my unbiased thoughts & opinions.