Quick read that's hard to put down! The main character is simple yet deep in the ways she handles all the hardships and small joys that come her way. Such a memorable, enjoyable book sure to spark deep conversations as part of any book club too.

A quick read thriller. Lots of twists and turns. Another good Freida McFadden read.

Story of a failing marriage dominated and narrated by a narcissistic sociopathic husband who is slowly poisoning his wife with arsenic. Mia, the wife, is helped by a widower next door neighbor into revelation and healing . With the aid of neighbors undercover agency, they successfully rescue Mia and her two sons from the marriage and she begins the process of healing physically and emotionally. Unfortunately, Paul is still alive and well in another state. A book with a red cover .

I like the bad seed because he is very bad but even know he’s very bad. He’s still can decide to be good what he does and that’s a good job of him so I’m very proud of the bad seed and he has way more fun being good even though you’re so stuck into being bad you still can find ways to having fun just like the couch potato he never realized how much fun it was to see each other in person cause it is really fun in a bad seat where that too and you’ll never know if you try and you know what sometimes I act that way and the couch potato on the bad seed cousins so they have to try to be the same but this doesn’t mean that they have to learn from different stuff. The bad seed had a great lesson and so did the couch potato so you always have to try right because if you never try then you’ll never learn what you want to do so that’s why they both have to learn the lessons in their lives to make them good and have fun cause friends won’t wanna be with you if you’re bad but that makes a whole lot difference when you’re good

It was an odd book

I loved the authors writing style and can easily picture all the characters that influenced his life.

This was an engrossing historical fiction novel that truly illuminated life in Puritan Boston for one woman. While frustrating to read how little women were taken seriously, it was realistic and the mystery was engaging.

I liked the story

I have really enjoyed all the previous books by Cosby, but this one crossed the line with torture and violence. For me, this went beyond dark and I will be quite hesitant to read another by him. It was made worse since I was listening to the book and couldn’t skim over the violent passages.

It was fun to make origami with it.