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3.17 AVERAGE
3.17 AVERAGE
Now, we all know I love the crime genre, with all of its different sub-genres. I have a massive soft spot for technothrillers - those that are based around the internet and including but not limited to - social media, internet dating and chat rooms. I find these thrillers the most engaging and exciting with the internet being such an it adds an extra mystery and fear factor to the book. The concepts within these books work very well in a crime capacity in my opinion. So, whenever a techonothriller appears on NetGalley I request it knowing 99% of them will be right up my alley.
This was a well written, pacy read. It took a few chapters until I was fully invested but once I was engaged there was no stopping me flipping those pages. I feel that the technological nature of the book does a good job at updating the usual mystery/thriller type titles as it brings the genre into the modern tech era and also creates a new audience of younger readers that may not have been interested in those crime titles based in reality as opposed to the web.
I found that "Shame On You" was addictive and hard to put down. I raced through it! The author certainly knows her stuff on social media and its negative effects. This is fiction with a large dose of reality added in for good measure and it held my attention throughout.
My review will be added to Amazon on the date of publication and a link then added on NetGalley.
I would like to thank Amy Heydenrych, Bonnier Zaffre & NetGalley for providing me with an ARC in exchange for an honest and impartial review.
This was a well written, pacy read. It took a few chapters until I was fully invested but once I was engaged there was no stopping me flipping those pages. I feel that the technological nature of the book does a good job at updating the usual mystery/thriller type titles as it brings the genre into the modern tech era and also creates a new audience of younger readers that may not have been interested in those crime titles based in reality as opposed to the web.
I found that "Shame On You" was addictive and hard to put down. I raced through it! The author certainly knows her stuff on social media and its negative effects. This is fiction with a large dose of reality added in for good measure and it held my attention throughout.
My review will be added to Amazon on the date of publication and a link then added on NetGalley.
I would like to thank Amy Heydenrych, Bonnier Zaffre & NetGalley for providing me with an ARC in exchange for an honest and impartial review.
It goes between being weirdly sexist and then pretty understanding about the double bind women are in, very whiplashy.
However, you can't spend forever talking about how a woman spent ages getting her body "perfect" and then call it effortless.
However, you can't spend forever talking about how a woman spent ages getting her body "perfect" and then call it effortless.