Welcome back, Haven Invaders! I am really excited to share this post with you, today. I had the privilege to read Jennifer Alsever's new release, "Burying Eva Flores", and I tell you it was a ride.
Disclaimer before you read on: I received a complimentary copy of this book from the author. I like keeping my reviews short and sweet. My reviews are not to re-summarize a book when the description/synopsis is already in place. I will only share my reading experience and final thoughts of the book being shared.
I am going to do my best to avoid spoilers, but if one slips through, it will be marked like this: >> ♥ << If you wish to see said spoilers, simply highlight the white area between the arrows.
BURYING EVA FLORES
by Jennifer Alsever
"Everyone thinks I killed Eva Flores.
Sure, I hated how everyone was over the moon about Eva's stupid TikTok fame. And I suppose I got a little bit carried away with vengeance after the girl tried to ruin my life.
When my friend gave me that leather journal, I’d never felt so much power in my life. It was intoxicating. Who wouldn’t have done what I did to Eva?
But now, everyone thinks that just because she vanished in a local forest in the middle of the night that, "hey, of course Sophia killed her." They point to the blood found on the jackets. The text messages. The slightly weird thing I had with Eva's dad. And the fire.
But the whole thing is far more complicated than you’d think.
So what happened to the horribly obnoxious Eva Flores at the end of the school year? I can't really say."
Perfect for fans of Holly Jackson and Karen M. McManus, Burying Eva Flores unwinds the mystery of two very different rivals with text messages, documentary interviews and more. If you're looking for an unputdownable thriller with supernatural suspense, then pick up Burying Eva Flores today!
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Burying Eva Flores by Jennifer AlseverMy rating: 4.5 of 5 stars
This book was a nail-biter. It kept my attention from start to finish. Jennifer Alsever really nailed it on the head!
BURYING EVA FLORES was a ride. I was immersed and completed transported to the mind of Sophia and Eva. The concept of writing down a story and seeing it happen in real life is so intriguing. I think Jennifer Alsever really nailed it on the head. This book was a nail-biter (I have the chewed up nails to prove it) and it kept me interested from start to finish.
I actually have not read anything by Holly Jackson or Karen M. McManus so I cannot comment on that. I did enjoy this book very much. I will say that while I love suspense/thriller, I don't gravitate toward it in book form the way I do to film. This is just a moment of self-reflection and you are just along for the realization.
BURYING EVA FLORES has a lot going on, but it's done really well and I would really love to see it become a movie. Who do I talk to, to make that happen?
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