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'Wonderful - suspense and surprises, real characters and a scary, ominous backbeat'
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1 author picked Never Have I Ever as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
If you haven’t discovered Joshilyn Jackson, you’re in for a treat. Her Domestic Suspense novels are so sharp, cleverly plotted, and darkly funny.
It’s not old friends but new ones that wreak havoc in Never Have I Ever, as a glamorous “bad girl” newcomer joins the local book club—with ulterior motives.
This is a tale of the secrets people hope will stay hidden, manipulation, and below-the-surface danger, told with wry insights about human nature and crackling humor.
From Elka's list on Friends hiding dark and dirty secrets.
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