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The Best of Enemies

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Review by

Annette C, Librarian

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A deliciously dark and humorous thriller that I raced through in a few days.
Gwen is a single mother to Raven who is 16 years old and sitting her GCSEs. When Gwen hears that her old school nemesis and bully, Liz Cutter-Sharp, has been murdered, she is not sorry as the woman had made her teenage years a misery. However when someone else whom she hates winds up dead, Gwen begins to suspect she might be the connection! She has written a list of her worst enemies and gradually they are dying off! She knows she isn’t committing murder so how is it happening?
This is such a fun read with a cast of glorious characters- I particularly liked the relationship between Gwen and her daughter who seems old beyond her years.
Gwen’s enemies are mostly horrible but even Gwen thinks they don’t all deserve to die so she feels compelled to warn them to take care leading to some very humorous encounters!
This was definitely a five star read for me- I thoroughly enjoyed “The Best Of Enemies “ and will certainly be recommending it to friends and family!
Thanks to NetGalley and the publishers for my advance copy.
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