Out of all the “housewife” thrillers I’ve read, this one features the most deliciously evil villain! Jennyowns Glow, the most exclusive salon in town. Jenny knows all her clients’ secrets and darkest desires. But will she ever tell? Olivia - is cruel, meal and hides behind “just kidding" when she is nasty to others. It is her mission to bring down Shannon. A tasty, if not always tasteful, tale of supernatural mayhem that fans of King and Crichton alike will enjoy.

Sara Thompson as Vanessa Clark, Addy's best friend and TJ's girlfriend (season 2, recurring season 1)Despite my annoyances, please allow me to highlight the few points that I did appreciate. Thank you for providing that brief overview of the character's at the start - it gave me a brief reminder as to who each person was. Thank you for limiting the story to only a few selective perspectives - as vast as a cast, it was, the selected few were, honestly the most important to the story and helped navigate the story in a better streamline. 👍🏼👍🏼 Thank you for showing the camaraderie between the Bayview Crew - they've all experienced a lot and their concern and care for each other was duly noted. Thank you for the little twist at the end - as cliché as the reveal was, it honestly caught me by surprise. Thank you for writing the unnecessary sequel with clear, concise and direct writing - having it straight-forward and simple kept the pace flowing. 👌🏻 Consider the ethical dilemmas presented in the book, such as the characters’ moral choices or the consequences of their actions. How did the characters grapple with these dilemmas, and what impact did their decisions have on the plot and the resolution of the mystery? One of Us is Dead was the type of book I walked around reading. It was so addictive I simply didn’t want to put it down. Like a grown up, cattier version of Pretty Little Liars and Big Little Lies, everyone had their fair share of secrets and lies. I loved the way the story alternated between the events of the past and the present day, with a police interview. Who ended up dead was a secret for almost the entire book and it built such fantastic suspense.

In the end, some characters are willing to go to extreme lengths, including murder, to achieve their goals. Discuss the ethical implications of the characters’ actions and the choices they make. Were there any characters whose actions you found justifiable or understandable, despite their extreme measures? Best frenemies Olivia, Karen, Jenny, Shannon, and Crystal are all keeping secrets to maintain their image, social status and reputation. I would have appreciated more time invested in those aspects, but of course, that is completely a personal taste issue. I was just sort of hoping for a wee more mystery. These women did not save that drama for their mama, that is for sure! Oh, how deliciously devious and spoiled these women were. I wanted more intrigue as far as the murdery bits were concerned. For most of the narrative I actually forgot that the whole point was that someone was ultimately going to end up dead. There was so little focus on that.Newsome, Brad (October 5, 2021). "Isaac Asimov's Foundation is worth the 80-year wait for a TV series". The Sydney Morning Herald. Archived from the original on October 6, 2021 . Retrieved October 9, 2021. Crystal has stepped into Shannon’s old shoes. A young, innocent Texan girl, she simply has no idea what she’s up against …