Four sorority sisters make a pact they will never tell a soul about the accident they witnessed when their friend fell to her death on her birthday.
Ten years later, all four get letters alluding to their friends demise and when one is murdered on her birthday, they all start having thoughts about what they should do as each face their approaching birthdays.

This book is a mystery.

I liked the plot and idea of the book. It had many twists and turns.

The characters were mostly stereotyped. I was confused who was which character for a while since two seemed to be almost the same person. It was confusing since the POV bounced everywhere and the ebook I downloaded didn't have any way to tell when a scene had changed.

I thought the idea of the story was good. The plot itself was well thought out and there were many times it pointed to one suspect only to lead you down another path. Unfortunately, I didn't believe a lot of what the book presented. It bounced around too much between the characters and they remained shallow and plain without me caring about any of them.

Wendy Corsi Staub

The book had a good story but lacked conviction and strength in all the characters to ever make me believe it would happen this way. I never was able to fall into the story and always felt as if I was only skimming the surface.

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