My Review of It Will End Like This by Kyra Leigh

Title: It Will End Like This
Author: Kyra Leigh 
Expected Publication: January 4, 2021 
Publisher: Delacorte Press 
Genre: Horror/ Young Adult 
Pages: 352 pages 
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Review: This is a new to me author, and this book will definitely not be my last by this author! She irrefutably wrote a book that provoked an all-nighter to finish the book!
So this book is told from two girls' perspectives, which they are both struggling with daily life stemming from their mother's passing. While that situation alone is enough to manifest a stressful situation with pain surrounding everything. The girls are seeing their father move on with their mother's assistant and moving her into the family home.
While the girls are struggling with these situations a girl from school starts showing them letters that the girl's mother had written to her mother. So the letters create more turmoil with the girls, then their father parading the assistant in their house and taking their mother's things and such, it all starts to get to them. Then, the girls find poison in the house and they start suspecting their father for murdering their mother with his new fiance.  
So while all of this is going on the girls are falling deeper and deeper within the rabbit hole of the whole ordeal. I know my review cannot do this book enough justice, but as the girls start spiraling as the reader you will notice that some of their attention shifts, and the tone of the book starts to shift. Then that twist happens, the one that you want to kick yourself for not connecting the dots sooner! Reading late into the night was totally worth it for that twist!
If you love crime, the descent into madness then you will love this book and while you are trying to figure out what is actually going on and what is going to happen then this should be your next read!
I would like to thank Netgalley and Delacorte Press for the opportunity to read and review this one! It was definitely a treat!  

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