Review of Killing Your Best Friend
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Review by JadeAngel5 -- Killing Your Best Friend
[rwc=id417093-125]4 out of 4 stars.[/rwc]
Valda Taurus does an excellent job of keeping her readers attention and interest. Each time you think you think you have everything figured out there is a plot twist that sends you digging further to find what comes next. All of the characters manage to worm their way into your head and pull on some inner part of you. Even the characters you don’t care for so much manage to relate to the reader in one way or another. The description provided helps make the scenes play out in your mind so that you don’t even realize you’re turning pages at times.
I was left wanting more information on a few loose ends when I finished the book. Nothing major that would have changed the outcome, but just would have made the book feel complete. On completion I found that I wanted to look for an epilogue or something to give an update on how each of the other characters involved worked out their mess. Perhaps there is one coming?
Overall, Taurus delivers a stimulating read for any thrill seeker and earned
Anyone looking for a good thriller that keeps the gore and blood to a minimum will find that this book fits their goal. There is a romance theme running under the main theme, but nothing that will turn away more modest readers. Young Adult and up will find this book worth their time and even older high schoolers. Taurus keeps all things that may trigger more sensitive people to a small scale and she doesn’t cross unnecessary lines for the sake of adding color.
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[i]Killing Your Best Friend [/i]
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