One of the Girls has multiple POVs - 6 in fact. While I enjoyed it by the end, it did take quite a while to get used to the short chapters tossing you between the different women attending the hen.

As I said, the chapters are short, so I kept reading "just one more" and it felt like they were flying by. Unfortunately, the book overall felt like it took forever to get through. There were interesting twists and reveals, but it didn't feel as "thriller-y" as I had expected.

I was also disappointed in the way the hen-do wraps up, but I can't say why without spoiling the entire book. I appreciate the epilogue though - it helped to make the ending a bit more satisfying.

Overall, it wasn't a bad read, but I'm also not sure it will be at the top of my recommendations list. It was a bit slow and predictable in my opinion, but if you like slow-burn thrillers this would definitely be one for you to pick up.