Alguien tiene un secreto / Two Can Keep a Secret (Paperback)

from Sharn

I could go to a lower rating (2) but I'm not sure it's any fault of the book, but of my own. This was a YA (problem 1) mystery (problem 2) with many many many layers and secrets (as the title tells you). I'm not a huge of fan of straight up mysteries of who did what when and at what time. There's...

from HeatherLINC

While I thoroughly enjoyed the author's debut, "One of Us is Lying", I didn't find "Two Can Keep a Secret" as exciting as her first. The pace was slow, the suspense weaker and the plot a bit repetitive. Also, I didn't connect with any of the characters, except Malcolm, unlike the characters in "O...

from bookworm12

A high school student and her twin brother move in with their grandma when their mom is sent to rehab. When another student goes missing, the town is a buzz with memories of two other girls who went missing years before. I was a bit disappointed in this one. It felt predictable and having one of ...

from bookworm12

A high school student and her twin brother move in with their grandma when their mom is sent to rehab. When another student goes missing, the town is a buzz with memories of two other girls who went missing years before. I was a bit disappointed in this one. It felt predictable and having one of ...

from VavaViolet

This is the second book by this author that I've read. I finished it over the weekend and, like her first book, I enjoyed the many twists and turns. It's not as fast-paced as One of Us Is Lying imho, but it's more unpredictable and thus, surprising. I love Ellery and Malcolm, they are the type of...