Review: How to Kill Your Best Friend - Lexie Elliott

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How to Kill Your Best Friend

Review: How to Kill Your Best Friend - Lexie Elliott - September 2021

Three friends met in college - Lissa, Georgie, and Bronwyn - the girls were super close especially Lissa and Georgie. Years have passed and now Lissa is dead, this has surprised Georgie as first Lissa's first husband died years ago and now Lissa had remarried and seemed happy with her new husband. If anything, Georgie would have seen Lissa doing the killing not being the one killed. Georgie learns that Lissa was swimming and drowned, but no body has been found. This strikes Georgie as strange as Lissa was a championship swimmer and drowning is not a way she would go. While Georgie is celebrating Lissa's wake, she receives a strange email from Lissa and then a note that says "follow the money". With all this evidence, it looks like Lissa's death was a murder. When signs start to point though to Bronwyn, it looks like someone is setting her up for Lissa's murder and this sparks Georgie to discover and realize the truth, that something more sinister is at play and goes all way back to the death of Graham - Lissa's first husband and if Georgie isn't careful, just like in their past lives - she might find herself caught up tight in another of Lissa's manic schemes as the truth was you did not want to cross Lissa as her revenge was crazy and could be deadly. This book had a theme of I know what you did last summer feel to it but for adults as the characters felt in their late 20s-30s. If you love the beach, revenge, and scheming then check out How to Kill Your Best Friend by Lexie Elliott.

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