The Favourite Sister: A Compulsive Psychological Thriller from the Bestselling Author Of Luckiest Girl Alive

I loved the description of the book, I loved it so much that I got two different paperbacks of the same and now looking at them I am just wondering who would enjoy it rather??? So I sat down with the book at least thrice with the expectation of somehow me being intrigued or even remotely connected to the story. I wasn't. I wasn't at all. I found myself often wondering to some other place while reading the book, it just couldn't hold my attention and after good solid 100 pages, it just felt like a chore that I had to be done with. - The story felt like all over the place and it just wasn't getting to the point. It was talking more about the characters than I would have liked. - The characters were annoying and whiny. - I would rather be looking out for myself than care about the character. - Didn't feel connected with the story or the characters. - A lot of drama and cold wars, bitching which I didn't really enjoy. and just meh. There wasn't much of thriller, suspense than painful, painful slow drama.