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A review by kba76
Mondays are Murder by Ravena Guron
adventurous
emotional
mysterious
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
4.0
A fast-paced thriller with twists aplenty that perfectly blends the different elements to create a story that is hard to put down.
Our main character,Kay, is returning to her old hometown as her parents are going on holiday and don’t want her left alone. This is the first time she’s been back since the death of her best friend, Ivy, and the death of her aunt.
Kay is looking forward to seeing old friends and spending time with family, until she finds a mysterious note left on her bed promising a week of strange events culminating in her death…unless she can work out the identity of the mysterious Monday.
As the story progresses Kay has to reach out to people she thought she’d left behind in order to try and crack the case and save herself. In the process she learns a lot more about those she left behind.
Definitely a story to go into knowing as little as possible. Perhaps not always plausible, but great fun. Thanks to NetGalley for giving me the opportunity to read and review this before publication.
Our main character,Kay, is returning to her old hometown as her parents are going on holiday and don’t want her left alone. This is the first time she’s been back since the death of her best friend, Ivy, and the death of her aunt.
Kay is looking forward to seeing old friends and spending time with family, until she finds a mysterious note left on her bed promising a week of strange events culminating in her death…unless she can work out the identity of the mysterious Monday.
As the story progresses Kay has to reach out to people she thought she’d left behind in order to try and crack the case and save herself. In the process she learns a lot more about those she left behind.
Definitely a story to go into knowing as little as possible. Perhaps not always plausible, but great fun. Thanks to NetGalley for giving me the opportunity to read and review this before publication.