Great listen. The story was clever and well written. I thought I’d solved it, until the end. I am a fan of Ruth Ware’s books, and this one doesn’t disappoint. The narrator is great, too.

I wanted to get into this story, but it was somewhat dragged out and not full of substance for the length of the book. Hannah as a main character was a bit annoying, and the conclusion seemed far fetched also.

The entire book kept my interest and kept me curious as to how it would end. I did NOT guess the ending and I thought I would. Very good!

I loved this book. Good twist at the end.

Great read.

Suspenseful thriller with a good twist at the end. Great read!

Absolutely wonderful book! Great plot and character development was impeccable. Didn’t expect the ending! Highly recommend

I love Ruth ware

Good read, entertaining and well written. Ruth Ware writing style is a bit over done in some ways but the story moves along and it keeps you guessing.

I’ve read almost all of Ruth Ware’s books. Just finished this one. I have yet to read one that I didn’t like. This one was not as good as some of the others, but still good and worth reading. I could not walk away from it until I finished.

Couldn’t been shortened a bit. Seemed to drag on.

Thus book had so much potential but it was so repetitive to the point where it seemed to just drag at times. However, the ending was okay, slightly unexpected so that was the only plus side.

OK story, kept me guessing

A bit long and drawn out

I am not a fan of the main character, Hannah. She is whiny and somewhat ignorant. It dragged on for longer than I would have liked and I figured out the killer right from the beginning but the how was an interesting twist.

It was difficult to hear narrator on phone conversations. Ugh

Another great Ruth Ware book. There’s no better narrator than Imogene Church.

Excellent to the end! Love Ruth Ware!

Great narration. Good plot twists. Jumps back and forth but once you get used to it - makes sense. Didn’t want to put it down

Book dragged on at times, ending was a surprise.

I always want to like Ruth Ware books, but again, I am so disappointed that it's the same annoying unlikable lead character and another silly predictable story.

Warning, spoilers. There is a lot I liked about this book. Great mystery. But I had a hard time seeing Hannah as a protagonist. Her simpering dedication to her cruel roommate was hard to take. All her friends saw through April but she just swallowed every icky thing April did. This blind discipleship may be realist in girl world, but it’s still infuriating. And I couldn’t understand her constant self-recrimination, even after the truth was out. She truthfully told the sequence of events as she sincerely saw them. That’s all anyone can do. At the end I wanted to shout “cut the martyr act, girl!”

I thought the story line was very good and the twist at the end surprising. But I simply did not like the main character.....she was too spineless and whiny for me.