This was thought provoking no doubt. Life can change in a minute. The questions are important to raise, however the answers are not as clear.
Gripping
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Great interesting read!
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Loved it makes it makes you think! I liked the morale aspects of the book! I would recomend
Love Kevin O’Brien’s work and have listened to so many of his books. While I liked the characters for the most part,, the final third of the book was driving me crazy with the silly decisions everyone was making & not being able to put the pieces of the puzzle together that are right in..
Emotional and lovely
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This story was heart wrenching, beautiful and nerve-racking and equal parts. The characters were thoughtful and well written. This is yet another home run by Siobhan Davis. I greatly recommend it..
Good story, but
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Timely topic and good pacing. Hard to really enjoy when you don’t like the characters and find some of their actions/decisions unbelievable.
Purchased this after the author put up a sponsored post on Threads. Thought it was from another author and I like this genre so I went ahead and re-activated my Audible subscription (1 cent for first 3 months) and got this book. Not sure what was worse – the writing or the narration. The combination..
The story is great, the idea behind the series is fantastic! I connected with, loved (and hated) the characters. ADHD keeps me from reading as I would like, but this kept me in it from beginning to end. Man, I would love to see this as a mini series or movie.
Oh the world-building!
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You can never go wrong with Eva Chase! So naturally, I had to give this a listen … Written in first-person POV, Past tense. As usual with Chase’s reads, this drew me in right away and features some pretty epic, complex world-building. I enjoyed all the lure for this world very much, getting to know..
the twists and turns of the story
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I loved the descriptive details of each character and the intimate knowledge of each character’s traits
After reading raid rave reviews, I really wanted to love this book. For me, it felt short in two ways:1. The journalistic writing, almost free of adjectives or any kind of beauty: 2.I couldn’t really connect with any member of the family.