*3.5 star*

This book was an entertaining, easy read with a cast of likable characters, each with their own secrets, yet still easy to root for. As with the previous installment, the depiction of social media feels unrealistic, but it's something I can overlook. My main issue is that the "big bad" is glaringly obvious, and the main character has enough clues to at least start suspecting them. Yet, the protagonist seems unable to connect the dots, which was frustrating.