My Review:
Actual Rating – 3.8 stars
Tiffany Lewis
did a magnificent job with the depth of this work even though it was actually a
novella. I usually prefer full-length novels (or longer), so I wanted it to be
more, but it was well written and the characters were well developed.
What I enjoyed most about this work was Tiffany’s ability to
test our moral compass. While I felt I should have been extremely against what
the killer was doing, his reasoning behind it gave me pause. He was a vigilante
of sorts and that made me question if what he was doing was wrong or if it was
actually justified.
I also enjoyed the development of the relationship between
Vanessa and Michael. It would seem that it would have been extremely sexual in
nature, due to the circumstances of how they knew each other, but it wasn’t and
that left me pleasantly surprised. I loved that they found a “middle ground”
and were able to build on that instead of letting societal norms decide how
they would progress.
What I didn’t like about the work was that it was somewhat
predictable. While it was developed well and the plot was thoroughly thought
out, I felt that I knew what was going to happen, especially when it came to
the final kidnapping. Tiffany Lewis was
able to retain my attention regardless of that aspect due to the twists that
occurred after the kidnapping.
While this book didn’t have me on the edge of my seat, I
would definitely still recommend it as a great read that I enjoyed.
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