Ever since
she nearly ran the girl over, things have not been the same for Isabel. She
feels like she owes this girl, Alicia, something. So she gets her a job at the
supermarket, gets her a place to stay, and invites her to hang out with her and
her friends. But suddenly she’s become too chummy, too good. What’s up with that? There’s something peculiar about Alicia.
She’s shy and quite, but she can do things. How did she start the bar-b-que
without any matches?
There’s
definitely something wrong here, and the worst part is that nobody believes
Isabel. Suddenly, Isabel is a suspect in a fire. Could this new “friend” be a
wolf in sheep’s clothing? Who is she? But, more importantly, what is she?
The concept
was really interesting, although the pace might’ve been a little slow. The
story is written in the 1st person, so the reader feels everything
Isabel feels—anger, confusion, jealousy, suspicion, etc.
Freaky how
Alicia was able to infiltrate herself into Isabel’s life. What is she, some
kind of demon or something?
Quick and
intriguing. Simple and captivating.
My rating: 4 stars
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