Book Review: "The Villa" By Rachel Hawkins

 

Ahhh, those rocking bangin' 70's are back with all the hits and wonders!

Bring in the band, strike up the music, lets get the party started.
First, we must find our way to the dance floor because there's been some issues that need to be addressed among this group.

The Villa brings to light what it means to be faithful, to have close knit friends, and to ponder the meaning of life.

Poisoning isn't something I seen even mentioned in the previous reviews but who'd have thought that the arse had it in him to go against his wife.

Chess may have been tired from sleeping around but I'd not have guessed it was with her besties man.

Keep in mind houses remember and I don't think we need to be reminded of the fact that there's been a murder and a person paying the price.

Now, if you pay attention you'll learn that there's really 3 things going on here. There's a publicly held murder belief from the seventies. There's Mari's fictionally held beliefs of the same. Then there's Lara doing her thing to frame another guy for the job.

Oh, now you know how friends go...Never trust a damn one ladies...they'll stab you in the back.

Enter Chess because she's as coniving as they come as you best watch your back.

You're sick for a reason and that's because Matt ain't the only one playing the game.

Everyone in my opinion wants a part of the royalties of this book and what better way than to get rid of the one in charge.

Bye Matt and fairwell to friendship...it never lasts.

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