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Found out there are more than one hosts playing "the game" of trying to figure out this murder. It's getting more interesting by the second, but I'm still not addicted.

So far, the main character has woken up as the second person. I'm interested, but not addicted yet.

At the beginning, I thought it was straight forward, husband killed the wife kind of thing. But as the book goes on and more secrets unravel, I’m not sure of anything anymore! 5/5 writing!

I’m devouring this books! Intense story line, full of perfect character who are entirely too real under the surface.

I’m loving this book so far! Simple, no writing around the point, straight forward and keeps me interested the whole way through. So far this is a winner for me!

The storyline is finally starting to pick up. I admit, the book started out slow and a tad outrageous for me, with the beliefs of old folks and the slow events from hundreds of years ago.

The action is just getting started! I'm so invested already in the complicated family, and the build up is real! Good luck, Rachel!

I admire the ballsy heroine. Finally, a strong female lead!

Eddig meg nem sok minden derult ki a fohosnorol, csak hogy ugyes-bajos dolgokba keveredett elete soran. Mindenesetre, en imadom Fable kisasszony szohasznalatat es stilusat!

Interesting turn of events. I truly did not expect for someone so close to the main character to die. Aidan is a total doll. I absolutely adore this book so far, can't wait for more!

After 'that sneak incident' I'm really starting to think that Stacey is Liz, and she's just pretending to be Midge's friend, while she's a vicious b-word behind all that. At this point, no amount of cliche would surprise me.

I have a hard time keeping up with the cliches of the book.. while it certainly has some interesting twists, I'm getting tired of Midge's stubborn obsession with hating on the world, and the dragged out plot.

I'm kind of bummed out about this part. Midge runs out of the party, escaping her awful date with Alexander, when she just so happens to lose her shoe - and Brody is right there to pick it up. Way too cliche, and it's a bummer, because I've been enjoying this book so far!