Reader's Digest Select Editions, Vol 364 - The Last Time I Lied; A Borrowing of Bones; Not Our Kind; and A Gathering of Secrets

The chapters alternate between the present and fifteen years ago- the summer the girls went missing. I loved the way the chapters from the past were written, slowly revealing the truth of what we’re reading in the present chapters. I also loved the summer camp setting and the eerie ghostly vibes. While there were parts that seemed to drag on, the story is engaging and keeps you turning the pages quickly to solve this mystery with Emma. Emma isn’t the most reliable narrator so you suspect pretty much every character in this book at some point, including Emma herself, yet somehow still don’t see the very last reveal coming. The ending is shocking and a bit ambiguous. I loved the reveal of the ending but I don’t know if I love the

It was alright. I loved how it tied together at the best. But very middle of the road for me

This is my 3rd book by this author and it does not disappoint. The story is well told and flows well without a lot of annoying filler. The ending was somewhat predictable but it didn't detract from the overall book or make me feel like I wasted my time. I will definitely read more by this author, great storyteller.