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

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However, after opening it, she'd give anything to go back to the boredom she was feeling just minutes before. I’d also like to mention I am very grateful I do not have a Facebook account, and now I have one more reason not to! Though being dumped by her horrid husband, she is not mature enough to cut clean all the links with him. Louise tried very hard in high school to fit in with the popular crowd, this led her to do something that she has felt guilty about ever cents, and now it has come back to haunt her. While this isn't a book I would reread, I would definitely check out more from this author in the future.

To keep her secret, Louise must first uncover the whole truth, before what's known to Maria-or whoever is pretending to be her-is known to all. I wish that I could loosen this secret knot within me, a knot that is tied so tightly I don’t think anyone will ever be able to get their fingers into its intricacies to tug it apart, however hard they try. Louise is a smart person, computer literate and she goes through all the expected steps to find out who sent the request.

becomes more and more paranoid, afraid of a person who's standing behind Maria's profile and secrets that could come out.

Instead of shying away from these topics, Laura Marshall does a brilliant job of handling them with ease. The author, Laura Marshall, expertly carries Louise's story in alternating chapters entitled 1989 and 2016. I would thoroughly recommend this to anyone who likes a good mystery thriller and also anyone who has ever had a Facebook account could really relate to some of the themes that run throughout this book. The writing style was good, very easy to read, and I have a feeling I read it faster then my kindle would count.

Unfortunately, its ending was a major let down and I can’t see me using this as a recommendation when someone asks.