Every Last Suspect follows a variety of characters as we, along with the main protagonist Harriet, try to figure out who killed her. The chapters are spilt between 4 main characters POV, with a couple extra little POV's thrown in here and there just to give little tidbits of information.

The general gist is that Harriet is a manipulative person who has a lot of people just plodding along with their own lives because they believe she holds something over them. She is selfish and cunning, which mainly comes across in the other characters POV's. However, as the story progresses Harriet shows some guilt and regret at how she has treated these people (those who are actually the closest to her!)

In the end I didn't guess what happened to Harriet, Nicola Moriarty was very good at setting up an idea and turning it on it's head (had me reading the prologue again!). This I particularly enjoyed.

Some of the ending I didn't gel with as much, I felt it was a little disappointing, but overall a read I couldn't put down and really liked!

** Thank you Harper Collins for gifting me this copy for a review