Marie Antoinette, Serial Killer

by Katie Alender

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"The Iselins were nobility. We were used to getting our own way and being surrounded by sumptuous settings. It was just in our blood."

I will say I was expecting far more paranormal, and mystery, and a lot less romance, and teenage mean girls.

I did like the parts where we got to go into the serial killers mind and see what she was doing and why she was doing it. I just wish those parts had been a bit longer.

The amount of times I want to slap Hannah throughout this whole story though got a bit out of hand. She was the typical mean girl in every sense of the meaning. Having said that though Collette was just as bad of a mean girl, and would do whatever she thought needed to be done to stay in Hannah's good graces.

I loved seeing Collette grow as a person throughout this book and realize that she didn't want to be like her so-called friends.

This was a nice light read for me. It was predictable at times, but still enjoyable.

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