What her purpose is in this bloody game of death. But later we find out why she also got an invite. Everyone else is pretty much popular or is known, she is not popular, she isn't known that much. I absolutely adored Meg, she seemed to be the only normal girl in the house at times, she also seemed like the only one not really fitting in with the crowd. Most of my old review still applies, but I want to update and write a new one with updated feelings and thoughts. I only remembered some stuff, and at times I felt like I knew more than I wanted, but most of it has luckily faded away. So did I love this book as I did back almost 3 years ago? Yes, yes I did. My edition is the hardcover, but we all know how re-reading works on GR. I would recommend this book to everyone who likes mysteries, being stuck on an island, storms, mysterious deaths (in gruesome ways).ĭoing a re-read. I had some guesses, and in the end I could guess who it was, but there were lots of false hints given. It had mystery, love, thriller and it kept me guessing. Notes when I read this book the first time (2012): In conclusion, it was an enjoyable enough read, but lacked the genius of And Then There Were None. to make it look like he didn't have a pulse). only slightly before the island? How did no one realize he wasn't Jessica's real boyfriend?) or how Tom managed to make it look like he died (e.g. SpoilerFor instance, I don't understand how Tom shot Gunner, what the timeline of Tom replacing Ben looked like (e.g. Third, I think the story would have worked better if they all the teenagers in the story were total strangers (like in And Then There Were None) because the characters don't act sad at all when their friends are dying all over the place.įourth, this wasn't as meticulous as And Then There Were None-there seemed to be some minor plot holes. really have to make out in the house where four different people were murdered?

Second, this book suffered from the same problem that There's Someone Inside Your House did-namely, trying to establish a romantic relationship while people are getting murdered left and right. Unfortunately, this book did not live up to And Then There Were None.įirst, the beginning is pretty rough to get through, so I wasn't hooked until I was about halfway into the book. I have actually read Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None, and that's why I was excited to read Ten.

Ten by gretchen mcneil