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Friend Request by Laura Marshall

You only need to read the last 20%, and you’ll know everything you need to.

Yea, the book does a nice job of planting a seed of curiosity at the beginning and lets it grow throughout the story while journeying you through seemingly innocuous events, but are ultimately important to the story as a whole.

The problem comes during the final confrontation when the main character and villain pretty much give you recap of everything that’s happened in an “it all makes sense now” kind of way.

The twists and turns are easily predictable, and there’s the annoying British stereotype of going into a lot of detail about food. (England, WHY IS THIS A THING?)