No Longer Friends Book Report

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Angel Rivers seems like a likable and friendly person, so why does someone want her dead? The readers try to uncover all the mysteries in No Longer Friends written by Jai Farquharson. The book starts right in the middle of the action, as two men break into Angel's room and look to kill her. That is enough to surprise anyone. However, what really shocks Angel is that it's her best friend, JT, who ordered the hit on her. Can Angel escape with her life? Also, what transpired between the two friends to lead to such drastic measures?

Angel has heard the rumors that JT could be the one that is responsible for the love of her life dying. She doesn't want to completely believe that it's true, but that all changes when she hears that it's JT that wants to kill her. Can Angel stay alive long enough to get justice for the man she loved? Can she get the evidence she needs to prove JT's guilt? Can she ever love again after the tragedy she went through? You will have to read the book to find out. From friendship and love to devastating betrayal and murder, this book takes the reader on a wild ride and makes for an engrossing read from start to finish. …show more content…
Angel and JT knew each other for years and clearly have been through a lot together. They even dated for a while. How could she have no idea that he was really a homicidal maniac? What warning signs did she miss? Angel even asks herself that very question in the
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