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File Size: 1077 KB

Print Length: 367 pages

Page Numbers Source ISBN: 0525538143

Publisher: G.P. Putnam's Sons (March 5, 2019)

Publication Date: March 5, 2019

Sold by: Penguin Group (USA) LLC

Language: English

ASIN: B07DT2ZZ3G

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I was in a lot of pain last night/early this morning, so I finished this up. I gave it 2.5 stars because there were aspects of the book that I enjoyed, and the plot twist did get me for about 75% of the book.That being said, there were certain aspects of the book that I didn’t love. The “thriller” component was missing for me. I didn’t find the plot to move at an intense pace and there were certain points where I was actually kind of bored. I wasn’t scared or stressed vicariously through the characters; this may speak to my feelings of “meh” for all of them.Overall, I think there was a great premise here and the cyber bullying aspect was great. The thriller/suspense fell flat for me, though. I really need that in order to fully enjoy a book when it has been promised as such.

I found this book confusing and slow at times . I had a difficult time getting involved with the characters because I never knew who the characters really were. In spite of that I was enough involved in the book to have read to the end which is not something that I always do. I am not sure to whom I would even recommend this book. I think it's probably best read by Millennials , by people who are closer to the high school age then I am . Maybe that is part of my problem with this book . I can't say that I didn't like it. I just can't say that I did like it. As I said confusing.

Great tension and pacing. It had me guessing right until the end and even then some. The attention to detail in the way the plot kept going until the last page was perfect.

Great read, couldn't put it down

Well written page turner

Overhyped so I was disappointed in it. The tension was rather thinly stretched and repetitive and the characters never leapt off the page. I finished it and will be interested enough in JJ Pomare to see what he does next.

Call Me Evie by JP Pomare is a highly recommended twisty psychological thriller with an unreliable narrator.Seventeen-year-old Kate Bennet is living in an isolated beach town in New Zealand with a man who she has to call Uncle Jim. He keeps telling her that he is trying to keep her safe; that the authorities are looking for her; that she needs to recover her memory and get better. She has been told that she did something terrible one night back home in Melbourne. She is to tell everyone that her name is Evie.Chapters alternate before and after; between Kate's memories of her past, with events leading up to her current house imprisonment as "Evie," and her present situation in New Zealand. Her past memories seem like that of a normal teenager. There have been some difficulties in her life, but she seemed to be handling everything fine. Her present circumstances seem illogical and sketchy. Jim is giving her some prescribed drugs to help her feel better and recover her memories. She doesn't trust him, but doesn't remember the events he claims lead them to hide out here. He claims he is just trying to protect her and they don't want "them" to find her whereabouts. Kate is desperate to find out what she supposedly did and get home to Melbourne. At the same time, Jim's paranoia and furtiveness is growing.This is an engrossing thriller that will hold your attention, if only to try and find out the truth behind Kate's tortured memory and her current weird imprisonment with Jim. Every character is unreliable in Call Me Evie so you aren't going to know who to trust. Kate's memory is fragile, but she seems like she is truthful. Jim seems sketchy, like he's hiding something, but he seems to want to protect Kate. Who can be trusted? Who is hiding the truth? What is the truth? When you reach the denouement, you will be shocked.Call Me Evie is a well-written debut novel and certainly a page-turner, making Pomare a writer to watch. The before chapters will actually hold your attention and keep you reading in order to understand what has happened in the after chapters. The after chapters move a little slowly and are written to be vague, with a repetition of feelings and actions. Additionally, a case could be made that some of the information that is withhold until the end could have been slowly released earlier in the after chapters.Disclosure: My review copy was courtesy of Penguin Random House.

4.5 stars rounded up!“Like I said, the skin remembers, the fingertips remember. The gritty bite of the brick. The crack of the bone. The memory is like something physical, a scab I can worry, something I can make bleed again.”Kate, aka Evie, is a seventeen year old girl and she finds herself hiding out with her "uncle" Jim in a small town in New Zealand. He tells her everyday that she has done something bad and that he is just protecting her so they don't take her away. Kate tries to piece back the memories of what happened but only remembers bits and pieces. She knows it had something to do with her then boyfriend, Thom, but Jim won't tell her exactly what happened, just that she did something bad.This story is told between two timelines: before the accident and after they've reached their new hideout space. As the story goes on, Kate starts to piece together the events from Before but she still struggles if this is a dream or real. Can she trust herself and the thoughts that she is having? What could she have really done that was SO bad that she deserves the treatment that she is getting. Time will tell for Kate.This was Jp Pomare's debut novel and I was so happy that this was so strong for being a debut! Before this book I had picked up a few thriller/suspense novels but nothing was keeping me engaged. Once I started Call me Evie, I read it within a day and wanted to know what happened. Was I totally shocked by everything? No, but it still had the right amount of suspense and excitement to keep me reading at a quick pace.Overall, I really enjoyed this debut Thriller by JP Pomare and I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys thrillers/suspense. It does have some violence and verbal abuse in it, but nothing too harsh that I couldn't get through it. I will definitely be reading the next one by JP!Thank you to Putnam for my ARC of this book!

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