A fast-paced, satisfying thriller. Trigger warning pandemic

You can justify anything if you do it poetically enough.” ? M.L. Rio, If We Were Villains God! This author really puts her Shakespeare master degree to work. Usually books that's plots are around Shakespeare or Actor's lives aren’t the best. Somehow this book and made me fall in love with its characters. The Characters felt real like I could meet them or be in their friend group. I love how there were no characters without flaws ranging from anger issues to drug issues. An issue that I have with a lot of young adult books is the characters, especially the protagonist are without flaws which does not allow the reader to relate them and the characters don't seem genuine. The ending was perfect for the book even though it still made me upset because I got so connected to the characters I wanted the best for them but, that's not always realistically probable. I want to see more books like this that show the down side of acting may be not this extreme but, also have a very interesting plot line that keeps readers interested.

Interesting premise but didn’t really like the ending

Motivational book to help you learn small thing that one can do or change regular habits to achieve workplace success. Author always seeks to provide personal life examples to help reader relate with the book concepts.

An entertaining and at times laugh out loud book about 3 sisters. Very funny at times!

I'm not done with the book but I like it

Nice book to read

Highly recommend for anyone interested in learning about trauma and current interventions. Some interventions relevant for non-trauma issues like ADHD. Easy, informative, quick read.

The second entry in the trilogy continues to have great character development and interesting, interwoven plot. I’m eager to read the last one!

Excellent psychological thriller. Can’t wait to see if the next novel continues the trend.