The Perfect Affair

The book had great potential, but overall all felt clunky and flat. The first 20% of the book felt strong - but then it seemed to lose what to book was actually about after that.

It didn't get me invested, it didn't motivate me to first the book to see whodunnit, and it felt like the author thought if they threw in as many curveballs and crazy plot points, the book would be great.

I personally think the book needed more time in the Beta stage to look at the flow and the pacing of the novel. A lot of the time, it was one giant paragraph that could have been split into three or four smaller ones.

The sex scene that was shown was flat, and choppy with the wording. I gave it a .25 spice rating as a warning for a semi-explicit attempt.

By the time I was 50% through the book, I wanted to just finish the book for the sake of finishing.

This book is one of those reads that kept me on edge through the whole story. Every time I thought I knew what was going to happen, I was so wrong. It's such an amazing psychological thriller. This was my first book of the author but I'm definitely keeping an eye on her books.    It's a fast-paced thriller told from different points of view and is kind of a roller-coaster of emotions, in one moment I adore the main characters and the next I hate them which was kind of nice. The twists and turns of this story were one of the highlights of the book.    I recommend this book to all the people who enjoys a good suspense thriller full of intrigues and mystery. But brace yourselves because this is a great scandalous twisted book. I devoured it in just a couple of hours.    Thank you, NetGalley & the publisher, for approving me to read this arc and write this review.