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kaylahewett 's review for:
Parents Weekend: A Novel
by Alex Finlay
Libby, Blane, Mark, Felix, and Stella are freshmen at a private school in Northern California. It is parents weekend and their families are arriving at their school for the festivities. The five, as they are known, are from all walks of life with families that are vastly different. The five are supposed to meet their families at dinner when oddly, none of them show up. Their parents aren't worried at first, maybe they went to a party instead or decided to ditch dinner. But, as the night drags on and then the morning comes with no response to texts/calls, their parents concern grows. Campus police are called and FBI agent Sarah Keller joins the investigation and quickly realizes something just isn't right.
Review:
4.25 stars
This was a super quick and fast paced popcorn thriller. I found myself not wanting to put this one down, which is exactly what I needed to get myself out of my current book slump. There are a lot of characters and storylines to follow, but Alex Finlay writes them in a way that reminds you who is who and they each have their own distinct voices. I never had an issue keeping the characters separated like I have in other books. There is a lot of drama between the parents and students and it kept me entertained throughout the entire book. The story lines all fit together perfectly at the end and I really enjoyed the puzzle pieces falling together. I did not predict the ending for a single second.
Parents Weekend publishes on May 6th and I highly suggest picking this one up for a fun and wild ride!
Thank you to NetGalley, Alex Finlay, and St. Martin's Press for this ARC of Parents Weekend in exchange for an honest review!
Review:
4.25 stars
This was a super quick and fast paced popcorn thriller. I found myself not wanting to put this one down, which is exactly what I needed to get myself out of my current book slump. There are a lot of characters and storylines to follow, but Alex Finlay writes them in a way that reminds you who is who and they each have their own distinct voices. I never had an issue keeping the characters separated like I have in other books. There is a lot of drama between the parents and students and it kept me entertained throughout the entire book. The story lines all fit together perfectly at the end and I really enjoyed the puzzle pieces falling together. I did not predict the ending for a single second.
Parents Weekend publishes on May 6th and I highly suggest picking this one up for a fun and wild ride!
Thank you to NetGalley, Alex Finlay, and St. Martin's Press for this ARC of Parents Weekend in exchange for an honest review!