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Where You End
by Abbott Kahler
challenging
dark
mysterious
medium-paced
The year is 1983 and Kat Bird wakes up from a coma after a terrible accident. The only face she remembers is that of her twin sister Jude. They are mirror twins, even more similar than identical twins- according to Jude. And Jude is all Kat has to rely on to fill in all of her missing memories.
Kat begins noticing strange people following her, and starts to doubt some of the larger than life stories Jude tells her about their lives before the car crash. This story is creepy, confusing, and very unsettling.
I personally would have liked a little more clarity in the final quarter, but I can also rationalize it as an intentional decision by the author. I also wanted one final twist, but the big twist at around 80% was fairly shocking.
I think this is a good choice if you like character driven mysteries and if you like strange novels like Bunny by Mona Awad.
Kat begins noticing strange people following her, and starts to doubt some of the larger than life stories Jude tells her about their lives before the car crash. This story is creepy, confusing, and very unsettling.
I personally would have liked a little more clarity in the final quarter, but I can also rationalize it as an intentional decision by the author. I also wanted one final twist, but the big twist at around 80% was fairly shocking.
I think this is a good choice if you like character driven mysteries and if you like strange novels like Bunny by Mona Awad.