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ella_minnow_peabody's review
adventurous
dark
emotional
hopeful
mysterious
fast-paced
5.0
Two heart-melting romances, two interwoven mysteries, two interwoven timelines. What a ride!
carolinag's review
4.0
I received a free ARC from the publisher in exchange for review consideration.
Eighteen years ago, Lily Summerhays was the only one who believed that her friend’s death had not been an accident. Forced to investigate on her own, she soon realized that the murderer was someone she knew and it got her killed.
Today, Ever Abrams is the opposite of Lily, but she’s also Lily’s reincarnation and she remembers her death, if not her life. That’s how she knows the man on death row for Lily’s murder is innocent. Now it’s her turn to solve a murder while trying to avoid Lily’s fate.
This is a page-turner full of tension and exciting twists. As each girl looked for the real killer and fell in love, I struggled and suffered with them. I knew Lily’s story would end in tragedy, but I couldn’t help but hope that somehow it wouldn’t. It made me all the more nervous about the uncertainty of what would happen to Ever.
Kill Me Once, Kill Me Twice kept me on the edge of my seat trying to solve two mysteries at the same time. It took me on a rollercoaster of warmth and tragedy and suspense, and I loved every second of it.
Eighteen years ago, Lily Summerhays was the only one who believed that her friend’s death had not been an accident. Forced to investigate on her own, she soon realized that the murderer was someone she knew and it got her killed.
Today, Ever Abrams is the opposite of Lily, but she’s also Lily’s reincarnation and she remembers her death, if not her life. That’s how she knows the man on death row for Lily’s murder is innocent. Now it’s her turn to solve a murder while trying to avoid Lily’s fate.
This is a page-turner full of tension and exciting twists. As each girl looked for the real killer and fell in love, I struggled and suffered with them. I knew Lily’s story would end in tragedy, but I couldn’t help but hope that somehow it wouldn’t. It made me all the more nervous about the uncertainty of what would happen to Ever.
Kill Me Once, Kill Me Twice kept me on the edge of my seat trying to solve two mysteries at the same time. It took me on a rollercoaster of warmth and tragedy and suspense, and I loved every second of it.
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