This is a fast-paced, though not entirely surprising, read. When Zoe was 14, she went to a party where her drinks were spiked. Not knowing she was drunk, she agreed to drive three friends elsewhere (no, she didn't have a license but knew how to drive). She crashed the car and the other three died. Fast forward three years. Zoe served time for the accident. Her parents got divorced. Her mom is now remarried and she and Zoe live with stepdad Chris, his son Lucas, and a new baby, Grace. The father of one of the teens who died in the car crash comes back into Zoe's life and sets off a tragic chain of events. This story is told from many different viewpoints, including those of Zoe's aunt and uncle. It's an engrossing read.
Thursday, November 30, 2017
The Perfect Girl/ Gilly MacMillan/ 439 pgs
This is a fast-paced, though not entirely surprising, read. When Zoe was 14, she went to a party where her drinks were spiked. Not knowing she was drunk, she agreed to drive three friends elsewhere (no, she didn't have a license but knew how to drive). She crashed the car and the other three died. Fast forward three years. Zoe served time for the accident. Her parents got divorced. Her mom is now remarried and she and Zoe live with stepdad Chris, his son Lucas, and a new baby, Grace. The father of one of the teens who died in the car crash comes back into Zoe's life and sets off a tragic chain of events. This story is told from many different viewpoints, including those of Zoe's aunt and uncle. It's an engrossing read.
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