I didn't really get into this one, I found the style of writing a bit hard to follow. It didn't flow for me and felt a bit slow.
Also not a fan of the characters or the themes.

Three female friends have a reunion in the Hamptons. A poor practical joke leads to enexpected consequences. This combined with obsessive family members and a few murders result in an interesting read..

This pacy thriller is just brilliant.. Holidaying in the Hamptons, a man goes missing after parking in the wrong spot. A note left on his car is a 'clue'..but was he killed or just missing.

I loved this book. It is a well plotted read and I loved how it progressed. I was not expecting the ending.

It is a modern and rather glam location and I really enjoyed the characters.

I was completely hooked from the synopsis of this novel and it certainly didn’t disappoint. Three friends with a complicated history are on vacation in the Hamptons and things start to go terribly wrong. It was meant to be a simple prank but it has far reaching consequences and the three friends find themselves in the middle of a police investigation that slowly tears their fragile friendship apart. Set against the exclusive Hamptons backdrop, this novel will keep you hooked to the end. Thank you to NetGalley, Faber and Faber Ltd and the author for the chance to review.

I loved this book!! Kelsey, May, and Lauren reunite for a fun weekend in the Hamptons. After someone steals their parking spot, they leave a note on his car. Next thing they know, the guy is missing. After May goes home, the police contact her and she ends up going back to the Hampton. Secrets come out. Did one of them kill this guy? What is their connection? And is there a connection to the murder of Kelsey’s husband? Super good. I couldn’t stop reading. Surprise ending!

The bonds between old friends can be as tight - and as knotty! - as those that exist between romantic partners, and 'The Note' explores these bonds with authenticity and flair. The scenes set in the Hamptons ring completely true and the novel also contains a classic 'what if' moment - many consider leaving a note like that one but I suspect few do. An entertaining read.