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amazing amazing amazing and so mystery like eveyrhing I want, this would be an amazing show that will be very famous Pretty little liars type thing
This is a tough one to review - subject CD matter is very dark, character Ms very unlikeable but despite that I still raced through it.
I definitely liked the Then chapters better than the Now chapters - I was more interested in what had actually happened in the past over who was out to make someone pay for what happened.
The Girls Are All So Nice Here by L.E. Flynn is a gripping and suspenseful thriller that will captivate readers who enjoy dark, emotional, and twisty stories about toxic friendships, ambition, and the devastating consequences of playing with fire, making it a perfect fit for fans of psychological thrillers and those who devour books about complex female relationships and the secrets that can destroy lives.
This one is intense! Unsettling and surprising! Excellent writing helped me stay excited to turn the page
I liked the premise of this book better than the actual execution. It took far too long to get to the point of the story … of what had happened. And then it was a bit of a let down as the details were glanced over so quickly. The main character also acted more than a bit like a complete dumb-dumb, so that doesn’t sit well with with me. And the end - WTF? Where did that come from?
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If you love twisty mysteries, then The Girls Are All So Nice Here is definitely for you! This one is dark and disturbing just like I love them!
It took me a bit to get into, and Forever to write this review. I really did enjoy this book, and appreciated how easily it flowed, making it an addictive read. I appreciate writer's who know how to adequately pace a book, and not fill it with a ton of filler.
i received an advance digital copy of the book from the author, publisher and NetGalley.com. Thanks to all for the opportunity to read and review. The opinions expressed in this book are my own.
Sit down and buckle up because you are in for a wild ride. More than just a thriller, this book examines what college can be like for young women on their own for the first time facing issues that they aren't prepared for. Unreliable, unlikable yet very real characters fill the pages and you won't cheer for the heroine of this book. Not at all.
A compulsive page turner, you won't want to put it down. 4 out of 5 stars, pacing was slow for me, the plot could have moved a bit quicker. Recommended reading.
I enjoyed this. This book kept me guessing until the end and I was pretty surprised by how it turned out. I would definitely read more by this author.
Ambrosia Wellington reluctantly returns to her college for the 10th reunion, as the messages she receives makes it impossible to stay away. She has tried to change her life since her college days, leaving her best friend, Sloane “Sully” Sullivan far behind. At the reunion, it is clear to Amb that she is not the only one receiving messages. Is it true that you can never truly escape your past?
I started this book several times, losing interest quickly upon each undertaking. This time was no different, but I was determined to finish. The mean girl idea was not a new one, nor was the mystery behind the notes being sent. The outcome was no surprise and I could muster up no sympathy for any of the characters. The constant slip between time periods did not help, not really building suspense or creating any kind of element of surprise.
Overall, The Girls Are So Nice Here is not a book I would recommend to other readers. The characters are wholly unlikable and the plot seems driven by shock value and not much substance.
Disclaimer: I was given an Advanced Reader's Copy by NetGalley and the publisher. The opinions contained within this review were my own.
This was a total mean girl story. There was only one person in this book that had any redeeming qualities. It was nastiest from start to finish. The twists and turns were good but the overall book was just okay. I got bored with all the nastiness.
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for a copy in exchange for a honest opinion. 3⭐️
The Girls Are All So Nice Here is a story about mean girls trying to outrun the past. To be honest, I didn't like any of the characters, but I think they were made unlikable on purpose. It felt like they weren't sorry for anything they did. Instead, they were sorry that they might be caught, that someone might know everything. Basically, this is a storyline that we've seen so many times in books and movies that it really needs something to set it apart. It falls short of the mark. Still, it's an okay read for the most part, other than a few spots that were slower than I cared for.
Are you ready for a wonderful psychological thriller? This is a USA Best book of 2021. And author # Laurie Elizabeth Flynn's novel # The Girls Are All So Nice Here is breathtaking.
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Revenge for a event ten years old. Ambrosia Wellington has worked so hard to create a new life. Now it's time for the reunion...
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#Netgalley, # Laurie Elizabeth Flynn, and # Simon & Schuster 💜🐾🐾
This was a solid, thrilling story.
The Girls Are All So Nice Here tells the story of Ambrosia Wellington who, when attending her 10 year college reunion, receives an anonymous note that changes things forever.
I love a good story of revenge. This one is well developed with strong character development, but it didn't stand out from the many thrillers I've read around school reunions.
It was an enjoyable read, but it won't stick with me as a favorite for years to come.
DNF - Did not finish. I did not connect with the writing style or plot and will not be finishing this title. Thank you, NetGalley and Publisher for the early copy!
Thank you to NetGalley or an ARC of this ebook.
WOW. The girls are DEFINITELY not so nice here!! I love a good mean girls away at school plot and this one did not disappoint. The characters were developed and very fleshed out. They were flawed and easy to love or hate at different times throughout. I very much enjoyed Flynn's writing style and it captivated me just as much as her story line. This was a very enjoyable read that had me guessing until the end. 4 amazing stars and all the recommendations!
Not a bad thriller with a decent little twist at the end, but not one I'd rave about. Amb's back and forth with what to tell her husband, whether to go to the reunion, etc, was a bit tedious, and the girls were just a little over the top, even for a college.
Thanks to Netgalley , Simon and Schuster, and Laurie Elizabeth Flynn for this ARC. My first book by this author. I kept hearing about this book on my bookclub web sites, so finally got to read it. I don’t know if this was my age group(70’s) for it though. Collage girls and boys mostly being promiscuous and partying, drinking and doing drugs. All leads to a death of a fellow student. Honestly it was a bit to long and the storyline couldn’t get to the point of it till the end. I read pretty much every genre, so I’m glad I read this because of all the hype. 3 1/2 stars....
Didn't capture my attention and engagement. I'll hopefully try again in the future. Didn't capture my attention and engagement. I'll hopefully try again in the future.
Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for this ARC copy in exchange for an honest review.
I really enjoyed this twisty and suspenseful novel. I always love a good reunion story and this one didn't disappoint!