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This Book Will Bury Me
by Ashley Winstead
This book had me flying through the chapters. It is a super easy to read. The idea of a group of true crime lovers solving murders together is a pretty neat concept. The online forum chats are an added bonus as well.
I loved most of the characters, especially Lightly and Mistress. They bring a good “found family” aspect to this story. You can tell they will do anything to help someone out. Jane also makes quite a few questionable choices, but it is in response to losing her dad. Her line between obsession and reality is quite blurred.
There are a few reasons why I gave it four stars. The first one being how many details she took from the actual Idaho murders. She does mention this in her author's note, but I think it was a bit too much. I also guessed the twist midway through the book. It didn’t stop me from finishing it though. Overall, I really enjoyed this book.
Thank you Netgalley and Sourcebooks Landmark for this eARC to review. All opinions are my own. This is available on March 25, 2025.
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I loved most of the characters, especially Lightly and Mistress. They bring a good “found family” aspect to this story. You can tell they will do anything to help someone out. Jane also makes quite a few questionable choices, but it is in response to losing her dad. Her line between obsession and reality is quite blurred.
There are a few reasons why I gave it four stars. The first one being how many details she took from the actual Idaho murders. She does mention this in her author's note, but I think it was a bit too much. I also guessed the twist midway through the book. It didn’t stop me from finishing it though. Overall, I really enjoyed this book.
Thank you Netgalley and Sourcebooks Landmark for this eARC to review. All opinions are my own. This is available on March 25, 2025.
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