Five Survive: AN INSTANT NUMBER 1 NYT BESTSELLER AND SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER! An explosive crime thriller from the award-winning author of A Good Girls Guide to Murder.

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her inner monologues were also very irritating to read and i just hate the broken-girl-get-saved-by-the-supposed-bad guy trope. They are given a walkie talkie and are given a short amount of time to come up with the answer to a secret or they will be killed. The whole book was full of suspence, it surprised me, there was just so much tension and it was so engaging, I was just questioning everything. She deserves everything 😭❤️That scene with Red and her mother was so beautifully written and I was just crying and crying while reading that part.

What ensues is a high stakes novel with secrets, lies, and drama with one of the six not making it out alive.There are quiet a few twists and turns and secrets revealed across the book which keeps it really interesting. I've read all four of her books at this point and she always gives me the most complex feelings about the decisions she makes with her books. The resolution of the entire mystery is over the top and wild, which isn’t a deal breaker for me, but here it felt as if the author was attempting to reach a more adult audience while writing a YA novel, and it just clashed.

I hadn't expected to like it as much as I did because it started off rough: I hated Red because she was annoying me to no end and the plot was so confusing, but once they actually got stranded, things definitely began to take off.

But I didn't expected this book to be this emotional in the end because I thought it will be just another thriller mystery. look, i’m sorry her mom died, i really am, but she was always bringing it up at every chapter and it was too repetitive. It's also super weird that Jackson names the mafia family Gotti, after the most famous New York crime boss, when the characters are from Philadelphia, which has its own notorious crime families. She grew up in Buckinghamshire and started writing stories from a young age, completing her first (poor) attempt at a book aged fifteen. He did some messed up stuff, but when dealing with the mafia, he seems like he didn't have much of a choice.

This story skillfully and sensitively manages the emotional debate over the pro's and con's of babies and abortions, not always predictable, and very relatable. i didn’t enjoy reading her inner monologues at all, they were too monotonous and long for no reason.Is the moral of the story seems to be "go off with the teenager who assassinates someone to get revenge for you. All friends in some which way or another, brother and sister, boyfriend and girlfriend or just simply friends.

Because everyone there has secrets- it's simply a matter of figuring out whose is scandalous enough to kill for. I honestly got so freaked out one time that my eyes teared up, which never happens to me, no matter how scared I am while reading.

It was full of tension and high emotions from the start, with six young friends on a journey in a campervan being targeted by a killer. However, when the sniper reveals himself and asks simply for a secret that one of the friends is keeping, it sets all of them against each other. Since she can't afford to fly anywhere for break, her best friend, Maddy, actually suggests the RV trip.