The Bridesmaids

By: Victoria Jenkins

Narrated by: Anne-Marie Piazza

Holly is getting married, but not before a celebration weekend with her closest friends. After a night of arguments, a body is found floating in the swimming pool of their secluded cottage. Holly must face up to the truth—one of her bridesmaids is a killer, but which one?

New beginnings. Old rivalries.

Best friends. Bad blood.

Five bridesmaids. One body.

Fans of The Girl on the Train, Gone Girl, and The Wife Between Us will love this pulse-racing psychological thriller. Once you start, you will not be able to stop!

©2022 Victoria Jenkins (P)2022 Bookouture, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.

Unoriginal, Predictable, Sordid

While I think the title of my review sums things up, I will add that I had no interest in any of the characters; they all represent the worst of humanity.

Terrible

First of all, the summary is completely false advertising and totally misleading.
If you read the summary and listen to the sample it sounds like you’re in for a true mystery.
Several women brought together in an isolated location and someone is dead.
It’s not a very original concept but it’s one that usually works.
This book doesn’t entertain, it isn’t mysterious in any way. There is literally no descriptive language to help you get a sense of atmosphere, or a sense of place.
The characters have no dimension and therefore it’s almost impossible to distinguish one from the other, there is nothing developed or fleshed out.
It’s stupid, flat, lifeless, and not at any point is it scary or mysterious in any way.
I want my money back.