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In My Dreams I Hold a Knife
by Ashley Winstead
Jessica Miller is so excited to return to college for her 10 year reunion. She wants to show her friends and everyone else just how successful she is. After always being second best, it’s her time to shine, but what she didn’t expect when she arrived was someone bringing up her friends unsolved murder of senior year.
This book was totally a Bookstagram made me do it purchase for me, and I’m so glad I did! I absolutely loved this story. One of my favorite tropes is flashback to college murder mysteries, and this book did this so well.
This book is told in dual timelines from present day where 6 college friends are forced to face their past and try to solve who actually murdered one of their best friends to the past and their days at college leading up to the murder. The timeliness flowed so seamlessly together. Usually it’s easy to find a point to take a break between timelines, but with this book, I just didn’t want to put it down.
All of the characters are flawed, unreliable, and not necessarily likable, but I still enjoyed reading each of their stories. There were times I thought I knew who it was, but then I would be taken by surprise with a twist. Although by the end I did know who it was, I still wanted to continue to figure out their motivation, and I did not see the last shocking twist coming at all!
I’m so glad that I read this book! I highly recommend it for fans of campus thrillers, dual timelines, and multiple points of view.
This book was totally a Bookstagram made me do it purchase for me, and I’m so glad I did! I absolutely loved this story. One of my favorite tropes is flashback to college murder mysteries, and this book did this so well.
This book is told in dual timelines from present day where 6 college friends are forced to face their past and try to solve who actually murdered one of their best friends to the past and their days at college leading up to the murder. The timeliness flowed so seamlessly together. Usually it’s easy to find a point to take a break between timelines, but with this book, I just didn’t want to put it down.
All of the characters are flawed, unreliable, and not necessarily likable, but I still enjoyed reading each of their stories. There were times I thought I knew who it was, but then I would be taken by surprise with a twist. Although by the end I did know who it was, I still wanted to continue to figure out their motivation, and I did not see the last shocking twist coming at all!
I’m so glad that I read this book! I highly recommend it for fans of campus thrillers, dual timelines, and multiple points of view.