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3.99 AVERAGE
3.99 AVERAGE
Let me start with .... WOW! I almost don't even know how to review this book. It is one of those that you don't want to stop reading, BUT you also need time to digest a bit between reading sessions.
This is one of those books that I could not figure out. I had NO CLUE whodunnit and I loved that!
I felt the characters were complex and, even after finishing, I would still like to know more about them.
I may revist this and add more, but for now I'd just say, READ THIS DAMN BOOK.
This is one of those books that I could not figure out. I had NO CLUE whodunnit and I loved that!
I felt the characters were complex and, even after finishing, I would still like to know more about them.
I may revist this and add more, but for now I'd just say, READ THIS DAMN BOOK.
3.5⭐️ rounded up!
This was very interesting. I really liked the plot of this book and I was hooked pretty quickly. I was very into it until the end. I didn’t love it. I kinda felt it she picked someone random and pinned it on them and the rest of the ending was thrown together. I feel like it could have been better. It was an interesting read for sure, but overall, meh.
This was very interesting. I really liked the plot of this book and I was hooked pretty quickly. I was very into it until the end. I didn’t love it. I kinda felt it she picked someone random and pinned it on them and the rest of the ending was thrown together. I feel like it could have been better. It was an interesting read for sure, but overall, meh.
[a:Tarryn Fisher|5410816|Tarryn Fisher|https://d.gr-assets.com/authors/1336086252p2/5410816.jpg] has recently become one of my favorite authors. 6 out of the 10 books I've read this month are either written or co-written by her. I gave this 4 starts only because I didn't care for the characters as much as her other books. Regardless, the plot and twists still rocked me to the core.
adventurous
challenging
dark
emotional
funny
inspiring
mysterious
reflective
sad
tense
fast-paced
What the hell...
I don't even know where to start. I was crying by the end but I simply cannot come to terms with the way this book ended. I spent over half the book coming up with theories on how a HEA could possibly happen the way I wanted it to and then... WHAT
I am confused and kind of broken (not to mention still not okay after reading athiests who kneel and pray), and frankly, I'm just not okay after reading Mud Vein. Also, Tarryn Fisher is my muse and I want to be her when I grow up and now I'm off to read another one of her books.
I don't even know where to start. I was crying by the end but I simply cannot come to terms with the way this book ended. I spent over half the book coming up with theories on how a HEA could possibly happen the way I wanted it to and then... WHAT
I am confused and kind of broken (not to mention still not okay after reading athiests who kneel and pray), and frankly, I'm just not okay after reading Mud Vein. Also, Tarryn Fisher is my muse and I want to be her when I grow up and now I'm off to read another one of her books.
So I can see why people are conflicted. I didn't like Senna, she wasn't relatable to me. We would never ever ever be BFFs. But I was so intrigued by this story. I literally went to "sleep" but was in some state between awake and asleep thinking about what was going to happen next in the story. This is very different. Wait until you get tired of the same prescriptive Romance storyline to pick up Mud Vein.
Spoiler
I really don't like books without HEAs, but I was totally good with how this book ended
I have to admit, I might know this book wouldn't be for everyone. The main character had ISSUES. And I'm talking the issues that makes it hard to relate to that person. Because she was a little bit more than the normal crazy. But, even knowing that the main character had issues, the author gave her an inner speak that made her make sense to me. Well, kind of. This book was a romance, but not really. It was a journey through someone else's pain and I just gobble all that psycho grittiness up. It wasn't so much of a love story as a redemption story. And I have to say, thank you Ms. Fisher for writing a story that wasn't all butterflies and rainbows, but was still uplifting in the end.
So good, so freaking good. It is so good it physically hurts.
This book was depressing as fuck. I am not sure what I expected, but it wasn’t this. What was the point? Ugh