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Shari Cooper seemed to have it all. Good looks, popularity, and some of the best friends. Or so she thought. When she wakes up dead from falling off a balcony, everyone says that she committed suicide. Her brother was the only one that couldn’t believe it. At the party that Shari died at, she was basically dumped by her boyfriend for another girl and learned all the same that her friends had to of pushed her. Although she didn’t know which one, she suspected them all. While being from the other side, she does her best to figure out what happened that night and what went wrong in her life. She wanted more than anything to ease her brother and her parents pain. As the truth starts to unravel, she learns that if her life was lived again, she would just want to be remembered. As she goes about finding a way to do that as well as everything else, she feels that she has purpose.

This was a decent book. Not the best but far from the worst. I guess that I was expecting something explosive after Thirst 1 and 2. It’s not like it didn’t interest me, it just was not very exciting. It tended to run around and I was able to know who was the culprit but not why. Like I said, I can’t put my finger on it but it just wasn’t it. I won’t stop reading Pike’s work but this just wasn’t a favorite. I would give it a 2.5 out of 5 mainly for originality.