Will no longer be reading or reviewing this book due to lack of interest in the title, and the fact that the title has been archived.

My feelings towards With Malice can be summed up like this;

You were good, but...

Here's the thing, I enjoyed it, it was good if you're looking for something similar to Dangerous Girls, you'll either love it or feel indifferent about it, because it's different story but also similar.

With Malice is different in the way it doesn't really explore the kind of relationship Simone and Jill had the way Dangerous Girls did, because it's more about Jill's memory and the way the media play a role in blowing up what may be a murder investigation and how we're quick to point the finger before having all the facts because of nationality and privilege.

It's hard to go into what the story is because for most of it, you don't really know yourself, but for me, it took me a good half of the story to actually get into it.

I quite enjoyed this. I enjoyed seeing Jill's character develop as she slowly puts the pieces together of the accident and the writing style was fun to read!