Not my favorite of the series. I realize it wasn't the biggest of age differences, but as the mother of a 19 year old this book kinda gave me the ick.

One by One is the first book I've read by Freida McFadden. Its written in the first person. The story involves 3 couples who embark on a camping trip to a resort in the woods. Their vehicle breaks down enroute and one by one people just start disappearing. The plo gos back and forth. I did not care for the author's writing style.

A truly unique, strange, and beautiful story that exceeded my expectations when I picked it up to read.

A riveting thriller with twists & turns and a exciting ending.

amazing sci-fi read! 3.5 stars rounded up. extremely easy to get attached to characters and a high stakes story. 100% recommended! if you’re looking for a tragic redemption story then this is definitely the one for you. very similar to the hunger games and that’s what made me love it so much.

This book was overall very good. I really enjoyed how it was relatable and that the characters were my age.The only thing I didn’t like was at my favorite character Stacey moved away.

Very instructional but not a very exciting story.

With Bill Clinton's knowledge of White House politics this book gives you a more accurate idea of the behind the scenes government at work. James Patterson adds all the mystery & intrigue. Enjoyed it very much.

This book takes you on an eye-opening journey into the fascinating world of plants, revealing their remarkable abilities to communicate and adapt in ways we never imagined. I really enjoyed how the author blends personal anecdotes with scientific research, making the complex subject matter feel accessible and engaging. It’s a thought-provoking read that challenges our perception of the natural world - I found it utterly engrossing.

Although I usually enjoy a novel on time travel, I was not a fan of this one. The story was convoluted and disconnected. The character lines were poorly developed, in particular for the minor characters. On four separate occasions, I had to go back in the book to rediscover the minor characters and to figure out their significance to the storyline. Although I read to the end, because I never quit a book mid-way, it was a disappointing read for me.