Beth Belmont runs the same route every day, when one day she notices a piece of paper at the base of a tree. On the paper is a list of names, Beth’s is the third one down. She has no idea who left the note or who the other people on the list are. But then she discovers that the first two people on the list are dead, the logical assumption would be that Beth is next. This is a thrilling and twisted mystery and Worthing does an excellent job of bringing it to life

This book was very repetitive, I felt like the book was basically just saying she was the third person on the list. There wasn't much substance that made me want to continue to listen.

“One awful act had damned her for life.” -From The list

2 stars

Warning for: child abuse, suicide, homicide of a child

It should damn her for life. This story is told in three parts; giving you way too much information. There really isn’t any “mystery”. It’s not even like you are predicting what happened, or who is behind it, you just have to make a minor logical conclusion. I was really pulling for the “villain” as soon as the back story was told- I can’t imagine how or why they all got off so light. Beth’s paranoia and lying to Josh was annoying and aggravating.

I received an advanced copy in exchange for an honest review.

I started this audiobook and was completely lost for the first few chapters as I didn’t know who was who and why we were jumping POVs.

It started making sense about 20%off the way in.

The narrator was really good and the plot line kept me hooked.

Must read/listen!

I received an advanced reader’s copy in exchange for an honest review

The plot sounded so interesting but the mystery was flat and took so long to develop I had long since stopped caring. Not even an entertaining guilty pleasure