THE DIRTY BOOK CLUB by Lisi Harrison

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Finished my fourth book of 2019. Read the last sixty pages with one eye open and the other closed. Dry eyes suck! But this book didn’t suck, although it didn’t blow me away either. It  had a slow start and by the time you got half way it became more exciting. The ending wasn’t so bad but I had hoped for more. Overall I give it a 3 out of 5 stars.
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