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The Bunnies reminded me of a more cruel, demented, and murderous version of the Ashleys on Disney's Recess.

I was ready to give the book 1 star and rage quit when it seemed like Audrey was going to give Harry another chance. Especially after seeing how her father leaving completely wrecked her mother. I'm glad I finished and had a huge smile when Audrey picked herself and realized she deserved much better. I really enjoyed the book ending with road trip to Wales with her mother. Showed her mother is slowly healing after her terrible ex. Her father is the worst...

It pains me to give this book 1 star. I devoured books 1 and 2 and was looking forward to reading this.

The first half of this book was fine, showing Pip's PTSD struggles, explaining the new mystery, the ties with the first two books and characters.

The second half went off the rails. She should have run and not involved Ravi and her friends in covering up her crime. And then she turned around and cut them and her family out of her life while the trial was going on. It was such a letdown.

• Ended a bit abruptly for my liking.
  - Sadie and Sam's issues could have been avoided with better communication

Adrian Monk is so uncharacteristically Adrian Monk in this.
- He somehow forgets Hawaii is part of the US, multiple times
- His backwards attitude towards Hawaiians and their culture

Kind of a slog to get through and I didn't like his characterization.