🔦 TwinSpot Review

Overall this book created a lot of excitement but left me unsatisfied and disappointed. I've read Natasha's previous horror books, they are smart and creative, but this book was the complete opposite. There was the same problem throughout the book and I felt it was a waste of time. Some of the events were petty and ridiculous and went nowhere. In the end, the author seemed to give up, and Iris (the evil twin) for some reason decided to tell all her plans for that moment (bad script). I think…

I would like to give this book only 1 star just because I am extremely disappointed. I gave it 4 stars as I stayed up until 1am to finish it and didn't want to put it off until it was finished. Spoiler Alert! *** I was so intrigued by the book that I bought it after reading a sample. It wasn't the best written book I've ever read and there were a lot of things in it that didn't make much sense. From the start, Ivy was VERY suspicious of Iris. It just didn't seem realistic. When Ivy finally…

SPOILER ALERT! WARNING, SPOILERS! WARNING, SPOILERS! WARNING, SPOILERS! WARNING, SPOILERS! WARNING, SPOILERS! WARNING, SPOILERS! WARNING, SPOILERS! WARNING, SPOILERS! WARNING, SPOILERS! WARNING, SPOILERS! I really liked this story, it has many twists. I found Iris suspicious from the start, but I never expected what she did. Why did Iris want to kill her mother? Why did Iris kill Kat? What happened to make her hate Kat so much? Why does she hate Ivy so much? Why is Dad turning on Ivy all the…