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A review by loreofthebooks
See Jane Die by Erica Spindler
3.0
I read this book in the middle of my "I feel like mysteries" faze this summer. I enjoyed it a whole lot. The past is linked to the present, and Jane and Stacy are forced to confront both the past and the present to figure out what has happened, and what it has to do with the past.
Spindler is a good writer, and through the whole book she left you guessing as to what the truth of the matter was. What was the truth? And if you think you know it...you probably don't.
The twist at the end shocked me, I really wasn't expecting it, which tells me Spindler did an excellent job setting it up. I was impressed with it, and I might be willing to read another of her books if they happen to come across my path.
Spindler is a good writer, and through the whole book she left you guessing as to what the truth of the matter was. What was the truth? And if you think you know it...you probably don't.
The twist at the end shocked me, I really wasn't expecting it, which tells me Spindler did an excellent job setting it up. I was impressed with it, and I might be willing to read another of her books if they happen to come across my path.