Caroline
What sorcery is this? How is it possible to turn a whole host of WhatsApp group messages and college intranet group chats into a twisty mystery, where nothing is as it seems? Once again, I have survived that particular rabbit hole.
The Examiner is the story of six students on a newly formed art course. Five of them are mature (I use the word mature in the loosest possible way) students, the sixth barely out of her teens. The most mismatched, volatile group you are ever likely to encounter.
Then, one of the group goes missing, but the others appear to be covering it up. One thing's for sure, all is not as it appears to be on this particular art course.
As with all of Hallett's books, nothing is straightforward in The Examiner. Just when I thought I had it sussed, the other shoe dropped, and then another, and another. 👞
None of the characters are particularly likeable, but even that made the whole experience enjoyable.
If you're looking for a riveting, fun read, go get yourself a copy of The Examiner. You'll be glad you did.
What sorcery is this? How is it possible to turn a whole host of WhatsApp group messages and college intranet group chats into a twisty mystery, where nothing is as it seems? Once again, I have survived that particular rabbit hole.
The Examiner is the story of six students on a newly formed art course. Five of them are mature (I use the word mature in the loosest possible way) students, the sixth barely out of her teens. The most mismatched, volatile group you are ever likely to encounter.
Then, one of the group goes missing, but the others appear to be covering it up. One thing's for sure, all is not as it appears to be on this particular art course.
As with all of Hallett's books, nothing is straightforward in The Examiner. Just when I thought I had it sussed, the other shoe dropped, and then another, and another. 👞
None of the characters are particularly likeable, but even that made the whole experience enjoyable.
If you're looking for a riveting, fun read, go get yourself a copy of The Examiner. You'll be glad you did.