Review: Things We Have in Common

Things We Have in Common by Tasha Kavanagh
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Yasmin is 15, lonely, fat and a stalker. She lives with her mother and step father, as her father died some time ago. Her mother spoils her because of that, much to the anger and worry of Gary, her new husband.
To make matters worse, she's not very popular at school, maybe because people have noticed her stalking a girl named Alice. I'm afraid she wasn't very popular with me, either. I just have no patience for this kind of weirdness.
And then she gets "involved" with a man that also seemed to be stalking Alice, and Alice disappears. So now it's the police questioning Yasmin, as she's the perfect suspect.
Everybody's strange in one way or the other in this book, and it is quite a creepy book, but it's also very good.

I received an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review.

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