Review: I Know What You Did - Cayce Osborne

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Review: I Know What You Did - Cayce Osborne - July 2023

I found the past year and coming into 2023, that I am reading and enjoying more mystery novels rather than romance as found I got bored of romance chick lit reads. This was a fun read and a bit of an I Know What You Did Last Summer type read crossed with Verity by Colleen Hoover. Almost thirty years ago, Petal lost everyone she loved when her parents killed themselves, and then her new best friend Megan died while they were in high school. After the tragedy happened, Jenny and Petal went their separate ways and never spoke to one another or about what happened that night their friend Megan died. Petal changed her name to Petta and moved on with her life, never looking back. Now years later, a new novel has been released and has also been picked up as a movie. The book talks about three friends who went out one day and only two came home. The dedication also reads "I know what you did Petal Woznewski". Petta is first told about the book by her gyno and then she sees it everywhere she goes. The name could be a coincidence but as she opens it and starts reading, tales of her life are fictionalised on the pages. Who is ME, Littleton? The other thing that strikes Petal as strange is that everyone else's names have been obscured except for hers, is someone trying to frame Petal for Megan's death after all these years? Now Petal, must head back to the hometown of Madison and discover who is behind the book and set the record straight of what happened the night Megan died. If you loved the 90s/2000s slasher films then you will feel right at home with Cayce Osborne's book "I Know What You Did".

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