Friend Request: The most addictive psychological thriller you'll read this year

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In the epilogue, Laura, dressed in the hoodie, looks at a few girls the same way that Marina looked at Laura in the beginning.

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Digital Diva ® and all material pertaining thereto is a Registered Trademark / Servicemark: No, 2,463,516. I don’t even know if there is such a thing as the truth when it comes to relationships, or only versions of it, shaped by love and fear and the way we lie to ourselves and others. My coffee is ready, and I have no alternative but to sit back down at the laptop, where Maria has been waiting for me: steadily, impenetrably.My only problem was the first half alternates between the past and the present almost chapter to chapter. THE BLURB: A paranoid single mom is forced to confront the unthinkable act she committed as a desperate teenager in this addictive thriller with a social media twist.

accept a friend request on Facebook? How do I accept a friend request on Facebook?

Sure, except this girl, ‘Maria Weston’ vanished on Prom night way back in 1989, and has been presumed dead. The terrible toll bullying takes on the bullied, those close to them, and even the guilt years later of the one who had a part in the bullying. It reminds me why I decided to delete my personal account, the idea of people you barely know getting such a personal glimpse into your inner sanctum and keeping in contact with everyone you ever met from high school days seems an odd thing and the perfect basis for a revenge style vendetta so I did quite enjoy the storyline. Review Request came out back when I first started rewiewing books, and it was always on my radar, but I picked it up only now, thanks to my friend Amanda who suggested it to be our next buddy read. It also can serve as a warning to those who post pictures, and expose details of their lives on Facebook.

As the pieces of the puzzle on what happened that day fall into place, Louise realizes she never knew the real truth. The other very timely theme explores our use of social media and the many ways we can lurk around other people’s lives, spying on their current relationships, jobs, hobbies and other friends. This is a well-written book, with clues and lies that change the direction of the story more than once. She puts the tragedy behind her and thinks that everything is long forgotten and left in the past until one day, decades later, she receives a mysterious friend request, putting to question, can you ever escape your past?