Secrets at Meadow Lake

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The book “Secrets at Meadow Lake” by Wendy Owens is a thrilling tale centered around a group of college friends who believe they have successfully gotten away with a serious crime. However, a decade later, they all receive mysterious invitations to a cabin on Meadow Lake, coinciding with the anniversary of the event that changed their lives forever. As tensions rise amidst a snowstorm, the group must uncover the truth behind their reunion and confront their troubled pasts. With the body count increasing, their primary goal becomes survival while dealing with the secrets that brought them together.

Now, let me tell you what I thought about this book. I found the premise interesting and the pacing quick. However, it felt somewhat far-fetched and predictable at certain points. The narrative also suffered from repetition, although it still managed to entertain me.

My main issue is that the ending felt rushed. Like, seriously rushed. And c'mon, if things went down the way they did, you would think there'd be a ton of follow-up questions from the law enforcement, right? But hey, overall, I still liked it. Oh, and can we take a moment to appreciate the cover? It's seriously amazing! An excellent cover always catches my eye, and this one definitely did.

So yeah, “Secrets at Meadow Lake” is a fun read, even with its flaws. If you're up for some suspense and don't mind a bit of predictability, give it a shot. Trust me, it's worth checking out.

ARC Via NetGalley