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A review by savannarae
The Bachelorette Party by Sandra Block
3.0
I felt the storyline had enough twists and mystery. The killer claims he isn't the 666 killer. Alex, an intern at an investigative news program, is to do a 10th anniversary of the killings of the 666 killer. She is hoping to find new evidence. She sets up interviews with the killer to get his take to see if he could be innocent and if he is, then who is the killer? While this is happening, she is planning her wedding to a super-rich Australian guy, Jay. Her friends know how weird Alex is about this 666 killer and decide to set up her bachelorette party at the cabin of 666's crime scene. but then things go wrong. I think the wedding party of the whole story was ok. The investigation work on Alex's end was interesting and you constantly changed your theory of who the killer could be. The twist was pretty good as well. I loved the cat's name Babushka.
As for the narrator, I was not too fond of the Australian accent. It wasn't my favorite and I felt the shouting scenes could have been done better. There were some recording issues; some sentences were quiet and then back to regular volume. It was distracting to the storyline, especially to suspenseful scenes. Overall, it was a decent thriller story and with a unique plot twist. Thank you Grand Central Publishing for allowing me to review this book via NetGalley. All opinions are my own.
As for the narrator, I was not too fond of the Australian accent. It wasn't my favorite and I felt the shouting scenes could have been done better. There were some recording issues; some sentences were quiet and then back to regular volume. It was distracting to the storyline, especially to suspenseful scenes. Overall, it was a decent thriller story and with a unique plot twist. Thank you Grand Central Publishing for allowing me to review this book via NetGalley. All opinions are my own.