Book review. Dead is not complete.

I don't know what to say because I finished reading it.

Not Quite Dead Yet | Dead Not Close

9 Points or ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ☆

The story of "Jet or Margaret Mason," a young woman who was killed on Halloween night, miraculously survived, but she only lived a few days later, and then she died because of a crack in her brain, and she chose not to operate because the chances of survival were slim, and she fought the rest of her life to find the killer who killed her.

Good plot / storyline. Very fun. Have some hope. Intense investigation. Nothing complicated. Easy to read. Easy to understand. Investigations by the heroine and the heroine are ordinary. Early adulthood. Both are very good. Chemistry is good enough. Give a feed like Young Adult. Think of A Good Girl's Guide to Murder. Or maybe the same writer gives a similar feed. But the characters in this book are more conscious, not ruddy or impulsive, but they are enterprising because they are close to death, but they don't make sense.

The story is not very fast, sometimes a little slow, but it is very interesting. The suspicions are a lot, so it can be read more and more enjoyable. There may be a lot of spur in the end, because it is very thick, about 500 pages, but it has the advantage of making the reader more or less attached to the character.

It's very difficult to guess the content, not even know how to hide the truth, causing a lot of things to go unexpectedly, and a lot of peaks. The guess of the killer is also very difficult. A lot of suspicious characters, but still not a lot. But the real killer is not suspicious. When the answer came out, it was a lot of peaks. Before that, there was also a break. I don't know who to go down, but not that one person was considered very good, otherwise it would look a little too heartless.

At the end of the day, before answering everything, you can tell that you are very sad. When you read it, you think there will be a miracle. The writer is very heartless. It is sad that the writer has to start an apology first. Some people may not be sad. It is also because we feel attached to the character. And there is also a little gimmick that at first I didn't think there would be, but as expected, it is very good. It makes the end very charming and profound.

When I told you everything, this one was so peak that I gradually told you some of the truth about motivation, I didn't guess correctly, but there was some mass that made me feel like this, and it really is.

Overall, very fun. Guessing the killer is very difficult. Many truths are unexpected and very peak. The investigation is intense. The puzzle is interesting. It can be read gradually and very addictive. It may be a little thick, but at a length, it makes the reader bond with the author to the end of the story, which leads to a lot of gratitude, sadness, or shock. This book is a lot more than expected. Who likes "The Good Boy's Homicide Guide" from the same writer should not miss it. Who has never read this writer? Try this book as the first.

Author: Holly Jackson | Hall Lee Jackson

Translator: Phurishya Asuani at Ayutthaya

Publisher: Beat

Category: Translated Literature

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