this story of the life of Harriet Burden has a rather interesting format. It is a very strange tale. Unfortunately I found it very hard to like, or have much compassion for any of the people in the book.

So far this book is really good and very page turning between the drama with her and her brother.

Stephanie Bond does such a great job at creating such complex yet fun characters with her Body Movers series. This is my second time reading this series because the final book came out last month. This book was filled with suspense, slow burn romance and zany events that keeps you wanting more. Bond is the master of the clif hanger also that makes you want to burn through the whole series! Love, love, love her!

I felt this book was a bit of a slow read. However it held my interest enough to finish it. Eleanor’s quirky personality had me laughing at parts. Other parts made me question how she could honestly not have heard of some things….

I confess I watched the Netflix version of this book before reading this. It was good! I’m now curious about the rest of the siblings and will definitely be resting through all of the books!

This book was suspenseful and thrilling. Written from the prospective of the investigator and the villain, I appreciated the back and forth of perspective. It gives a depth to the story that is lacking at times with other books.

Very sweet and adorable watching Chi learn new ideas and go to new places.

I enjoyed this book and getting to know Anthony more and how he met his wife! I’m hooked on these siblings and can’t wait to read the next book in this series!

Susan Mallery writes entertaining if fluffy novels, perfect for the beach or to cheer up a cold winter's day when in need of a happy ending.

This was a cute beach read. The ending was quite predictable. I liked the small town setting, reminds me of the White Lake area! Easy reading!