On the other hand, it was a very entertaining and well-written read, and although I guessed the perpetrator early on, it wasn’t really obvious.

Yes, alcohol and/or drugs are a part of college life, but I don’t think a day goes by without them being drunk. It also made both male and female students sound like alcoholics. I know it’s just a story, but the bias was way too much.

It sounds like there are no male college students that have any respect for women. I found this a rather heavily slanted tale. It is a story about college students who get out of control, both male and female. This is a story about abuse, about hate, about revenge. Ellie does have a bit of a temper, and little self-control. Oh, and making sure that their friend Ellie doesn’t get out of control. Besides, they are too busy with school, family, friends, and partying. Unfortunately, it is nothing new, and they are used to dodging advances, watching their drinks, trying not to be alone. Most girls their age have been victims of unwanted attention and abuse by someone in the past. They know that they probably deserved what they got. Rebecca and her friends aren’t too worried about the deaths of these men. They are all scumbags who have shown little respect for women. Other than the fact that they are all university students, they also have something else in common. Male university students are turning up as alligator meat in local Florida lakes around the university. My Synopsis: (No major reveals, but if concerned, skip to My Opinions) Reason I Chose to Read this Book: I have enjoyed her other books.ĭeadly Waters by Dot Hutchison is a psychological thriller.įirst, let me thank NetGalley, the publisher Thomas & Mercer, and of course the author, for providing me with a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

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