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Tuesday, July 30, 2019

Never Have I Ever by Joshilyn Jackson

A secret from her past and someone who happens to show up that may ruin everything.

During their regular, monthly book club meeting a knock on the door brings a new member who as the evening wears on definitely isn't welcome.

Roux knows something about Amy and innocently suggests they play a game called Never Have I Ever.



What dark secret could Amy be hiding, how does Roux know about it, and how did Roux find Amy?  

Roux demanded money, and Amy had it. 



Who would have thought after all this time someone would find out and take the time to look into what Amy did as a fifteen-year old?



Roux did just that, and she was pretty clever, but Amy was pretty clever too so the game gets intense for both of them, but who has the most to lose?



Both women are strong and determined.  Both know how to play games, but will the winner take all or will both players lose? 



A tiny bit on the slow side at first, but not for long.   Ms. Jackson took a nightmarish incident that could very well happen and turned it into a story line that will grab you and will have you wondering how someone would even think about doing something like this to someone and how they were able to acquire the information they found or how they even found the person.



You will be on the edge of your seat as you turn the pages and anxiously await how this game goes.

  5/5

This book was given to me as an ARC by the publisher and Edelweiss in exchange for an honest review.


6 comments:

  1. I'm so excited about this book. Maybe I'll pick it up next.

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    1. You will LOVE it, Kathy.

      ENJOY, and thanks for commenting.

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    1. ENJOY when you read it, Laurel.

      This is your kind of book. :)

      Thanks for commenting.

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  3. I have never read a Joshilyn Jackson book I did not like. Sounds like she is keeping it going.

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    1. Oh yes....she definitely has kept it going. :)

      ENJOY if you read this book.

      Thanks for commenting, Judy.

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