Book: Read Between The Lies
Author: Jesse Sutanto
Pages: 287
This is my 135th read for the year
What Amazon Says:
Fern's dream of becoming a published author is finally coming true. After years of rejection, her debut novel has sold, and she's ready to join the supportive online comunity of fellow debuts. But when she discovers her high school buyy, Haven, has landed a majorbook deal and will be debuting alongside her, old wounds reopen. As the pandemic forces everyone online, tensions escalate in their writing community. While Have seems to succeed effortlessly, Fern watches her own career crumble. Yet beneath their polished personas lies a darker truth about their shared past - one involving a lost friend, Dani, and secrets neither wants revealed. Fern isn't the same person Haven bullied all those years ago. She's learned that the best revenge stories aren't written - they're lived. And she's been plotting this one for years. What begins as online rivalry escalates into dangerous obsession. Because neither woman is telling the whole truth about what really happened to Danie - or about who's the real victim in this story.
This book was terrible. It was an Amazon free read, and fit a reading challeng category, but it was not well written. The characters were awful. The written was not good. The author just seemed to be writing a book about something she was hoping to obtain - a big book deal. Even the connection between the bully and the main character story was blah. Such childish behavior for someone who is almost 30 years old.
Stars: 1
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