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#FashionVictim
by Amina Akhtar
I received a copy of this book for free through Netgalley.
#FashionVictim is a quick, cheesy read where we follow our main character Anya who works in the fashion business. Throughout the novel there are a spate of deaths surrounding Anya as she strives to make her co-worker her best friend.
This was a good read and despite knowing who the killer was from the start, there were enough twists to hold my interest and still provide the shock factor especially towards the end. None of the characters were particularly likeable but it appears to be the authors conscious decision to show the worse sides to everyone and the struggle to maintain ethics and morality when in a cut-throat business. Overall, I would recommend this to those wanting a book that you don't have to take too seriously and to read quickly.
#FashionVictim is a quick, cheesy read where we follow our main character Anya who works in the fashion business. Throughout the novel there are a spate of deaths surrounding Anya as she strives to make her co-worker her best friend.
This was a good read and despite knowing who the killer was from the start, there were enough twists to hold my interest and still provide the shock factor especially towards the end. None of the characters were particularly likeable but it appears to be the authors conscious decision to show the worse sides to everyone and the struggle to maintain ethics and morality when in a cut-throat business. Overall, I would recommend this to those wanting a book that you don't have to take too seriously and to read quickly.