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Rather than just a simple murder mystery, this book delves into the characters in a much more in depth way. It examines the 'truth' from all sorts of points of view, leaving the readers to find they actually kind of believe all of them at various times. Or maybe disbelieve. The characters are portrayed with both good and bad characteristics that we can sympathize and empathize with on the one hand and feel disdain for on the other. Some of the characters are very unusual, such as the boyfriend, Sebastion, others act entitled, some had lives colored by tragedy, but all were fascinating.
Jennifer duBois has also written A Partial History of Lost Causes which I haven't read yet, but now feel I must.
Thanks for this review - another one for my TBR
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome. Yes, it's an interesting book.
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