Kiss, Marry, Kill

Description

Three best friends never expected that the game Kiss, Marry, Kill would be taken so seriously, let alone come to life. Audrey is getting over a break-up with a new relationship thanks to ‘Kiss.’ Ilena wakes up in the middle of ‘Marry’ with a husband and baby on the way. And Mallory is left with the most shocking option in the game: ‘Kill,’ which takes a turn none of them could have predicted.

Lori Gold places a unique spin on a childhood game, which creates a Twilight Zoneesque story that finds the three friends living out their choices. This is told from alternating perspectives. Readers get to see the perks and consequences of each. For each of them, they’re in a place in their lives that revolves around relationships, such as a break-up or a divorce. The game permits them a second chance to make different choices, but with a unique structure that immediately pulls you into the story. Each friend is well-rounded, and each feels distinct from the others. Kiss, Marry, Kill is hard to put down with an addictive premise and a game that explores the price of choice, juicy twists, and female friendships.