Throughout this book I was unable to decide whether I liked
it or not. I flipped between three stars and four stars and at the end of the
book I still couldn’t decide so I’m going to settle for 3.5 stars.
I wasn’t overly keen on the writing style of this author. It
was quite simple and there were a few typing errors and grammatical errors but
nothing which made it unreadable.
The plot line was rather unusual, it’s not something I would
usually read and if I’d read the blurb before accepting to review the book I
probably wouldn’t have accepted it. This said, I didn’t find the plot too bad
and the descriptions of drug use ect. are kept to a minimum which for me was
definitely a bonus. The plot kept you on your feet. I often wondered what was
going to happen next and at points I couldn’t quite believe what I was reading.
The fact that this book is based on real life is worrying in itself.
I didn’t feel much of a connection to any of these
characters. Out of all of them I felt most strongly about Annika, although, I
never really cared about what happened to her and some of her actions caused me
to lose any respect for her which I once had.
This may sound like a negative review, but it’s not. It was
a good book and I would recommend it.
(3.5/5 Stars)
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