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Every Last Secret
by A.R. Torre
Don't know why it took me so long to read Every Last Secret. It had a slow lead up to action, but had a great plot and a Hollywood ending. I guessed the twist (with some doubts) about 3/4 way through the book. I like how the book flipped back and forth through the present and past, with plot spoilers from the present but not enough detail to give away the complete story. Still made you want to keep reading to find out what really happened. Also you have first person narrative from different characters. Creates great suspense.
Characterization was good, all with flaws. Only person really likeable was Matt but he was still kind of pathetic until he stood up for himself. Neena is plainly thirsty for attention and can't see past her own ego and degree. William has a power trip. Cat is a controlling undercover psycho. All make for interesting interactions. Some parts were so good I want so much to provide spoilers, but I wont. You will have to read for yourself. I will say obsession has many forms and lots of wrongs don't make the other right. Also lock your doors no matter how nice your neighborhood is.
One thing I find odd, is why people so filthy rich would do manual labor if they have such an ego trip about being rich. Isn't that what servants are for. I mean, would you hang light bulbs in your own mansion with 10 servants around (that's not what happened, just an example). Anyway, my only gripe about the book done. Overall a good book, and definitely worth reading.
Characterization was good, all with flaws. Only person really likeable was Matt but he was still kind of pathetic until he stood up for himself. Neena is plainly thirsty for attention and can't see past her own ego and degree. William has a power trip. Cat is a controlling undercover psycho. All make for interesting interactions. Some parts were so good I want so much to provide spoilers, but I wont. You will have to read for yourself. I will say obsession has many forms and lots of wrongs don't make the other right. Also lock your doors no matter how nice your neighborhood is.
One thing I find odd, is why people so filthy rich would do manual labor if they have such an ego trip about being rich. Isn't that what servants are for. I mean, would you hang light bulbs in your own mansion with 10 servants around (that's not what happened, just an example). Anyway, my only gripe about the book done. Overall a good book, and definitely worth reading.