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A review by booksamongstfriends
Diavola by Jennifer Marie Thorne
2.0
2.5 Great cover. Interesting Concept. Poor delivery.
The best part of this book? The children. Every other character was insufferable. Diavola is essentially a family trip gone wrong, with our main character enduring constant gaslighting and bullying from her family, particularly her twin brother and younger sister.
While on vacation in Italy staying in a castle like villa our main character comes to realize there’s something not right about this eerie property and secluded town. After finding out there’s a mysterious attic room no one’s allowed to enter, she becomes even more on edge. Sounds interesting, right? But the execution falls flat. The characters are so unlikable I found myself rooting for their collective demise—which, frustratingly, never happens
The best part of this book? The children. Every other character was insufferable. Diavola is essentially a family trip gone wrong, with our main character enduring constant gaslighting and bullying from her family, particularly her twin brother and younger sister.
While on vacation in Italy staying in a castle like villa our main character comes to realize there’s something not right about this eerie property and secluded town. After finding out there’s a mysterious attic room no one’s allowed to enter, she becomes even more on edge. Sounds interesting, right? But the execution falls flat. The characters are so unlikable I found myself rooting for their collective demise—which, frustratingly, never happens