Ladykiller was definitely an anticipated read for me even though I didn’t get to it at the height of summer like I’d planned. I loved the beginning and the timelines between Abby’s POV and Gia’s via her manuscript. I was so engrossed by Gia’s manuscript and the craziness of what happened afterwards really had me on the edge of my seat. There was betrayal and chaos and con artists and violence and I was loving it all. 

Until I wasn’t. 

I do love an ambiguous ending sometimes,  but I felt very frustrated by this book’s ending because I just wanted some sense of what happened. I would have rather had the book end with the ferry scene than to just sort of string me along at the end with so many questions. 

I was ready to highly recommend the book up until the confrontation between Abby and Gia and I felt like it all went downhill from there in a very lackluster ending.