Elisa
A neighbour has been dead in her house for three months and no one has noticed. You follow the story through the eyes of six different people who speak in the present tense and who could all be suspects. The victim then tells her story in the past tense. You also follow the police investigation closely, and the developing relationship between Emma and Frank was another plus point. Anyone could have killed her, so it's a real whodunit story.
The story had my attention from the beginning, but as it progressed, I found myself missing some kind of plot twist. I didn't expect the ending, so that's always good :)
The only thing I don't understand is the cover of this book. What does the story have to do with a swimming pool? That cover makes no sense.
A neighbour has been dead in her house for three months and no one has noticed. You follow the story through the eyes of six different people who speak in the present tense and who could all be suspects. The victim then tells her story in the past tense. You also follow the police investigation closely, and the developing relationship between Emma and Frank was another plus point. Anyone could have killed her, so it's a real whodunit story.
The story had my attention from the beginning, but as it progressed, I found myself missing some kind of plot twist. I didn't expect the ending, so that's always good :)
The only thing I don't understand is the cover of this book. What does the story have to do with a swimming pool? That cover makes no sense.