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alora_marie_knight 's review for:
Nine Liars
by Maureen Johnson
This book felt very disconnected from the rest of the series. Solving the mystery wasn't the main focus of the book, the dumb inner personal squabbles of the group was the focus. It is starting to feel stupidly convenient that Stevie and her group always end up going to the same places together with no consequences for all of the idiotic things that they get involved in. All of the inner personal problems were petty and could have been solved with some simple communication.
The mystery in this book was hard to care about any of the characters because there were just so many of them. The solution also felt like it came completely out of left field with no good build up at all. It felt like it just came out of nowhere.
It was also annoying to end it the way they did.
The mystery in this book was hard to care about any of the characters because there were just so many of them. The solution also felt like it came completely out of left field with no good build up at all. It felt like it just came out of nowhere.
It was also annoying to end it the way they did.