3.5
Mackenzie’s POV really dragged for me—it felt slow and a bit dull. But once the story shifted to another perspective, things picked up fast and got much more engaging. When it switched back to Mackenzie, I was tempted to spoil it just to push through, though I stuck it out to see how it ended.
It wasn’t the incredible read some people hyped it up to be, but overall it was a solid, thrilling story with a few surprising emotional moments.
As an audiobook listener, the narration really affects my experience—and unfortunately, it fell flat for Mackenzie’s character and most of the male voices, which took away from the impact a bit