Monday (Mini Book Review) Madness This week I read: This one got off to a great start, full of mystery and suspense (which is what it’s categorized under at Amazon). But then it slowed until it dragged. Instead of a crafty plot, there was narrative heavy analysis. The second narrator works in the beginning to add intrigue and keep you reading, but these scenes lose steam until their sole purpose is to fill in (far-fetched) blanks. The ending felt rushed. Instead of a satisfying conclusion, there was the stasis of simply continuing to exist which for some reason is such a popular theme in literary fiction – because that’s what this is. If it had been a mystery, as I expected, I probably would have liked it better. If you’re looking for a teenage horror movie in a book, look no further – this is a slasher flick in word form. And I really liked the premise of this one: someone is messing with people in their own houses before killing them. At times, the execution left questions, and the secret haunting the MC is underwhelming when revealed, but this book provided a nice escape from reality. I just started: Click the links to friend me on Litsy or Goodreads and unite our bookish communities! Share this:TwitterFacebookLinkedInTumblrPinterestRedditEmailLike Loading... Related 2 thoughts on “Monday (Mini Book Review) Madness” Add yours There’s Someone Inside Your House sounds like a good one for October. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply Definitely a Spooktober read! LikeLike Reply Leave a comment Cancel reply Δ
There’s Someone Inside Your House sounds like a good one for October.
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Definitely a Spooktober read!
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