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Broken threads

Sagit Schwartz

4.41 AVERAGE

brianasisbooked's review

5.0

dark mysterious reflective tense fast-paced

Plot or Character Driven: A mix

Strong character development: Yes

Loveable characters: Complicated

Diverse cast of characters: Complicated

Flaws of characters a main focus: Yes

I finished this in a single sitting! I loved Sagit's debut novel, SINCE SHE'S BEEN GONE, so I jumped right into BROKEN THREADS and it did not disappoint!

Sagit brings the realities of not only reality TV but also social media (TikTok & Threads specifically) and what happens in the publishing industry. My stomach was knotted up while reading BROKEN THREADS because I was so worried about Clara...will she ever be published? Did she kill Amber? What will happen to Clara going forward?

This was a perfect escape read that left me feeling accomplished for having read it so quickly. I'm ready for another great read from Sagit!

amandaeastman's review

5.0

This short story came at the perfect time for me. Having read, and loved, Sagit's first book and being very (very) far from my reading goal for 2024, I needed a short read I knew I'd enjoy. Sagit did not disappoint. I love the premise of the plot and how the story moves. It manages to move quickly as a short story, but take us over a span of a few months. It really shows that people down on their luck are willing to go to great lengths for their five minutes of fame and how those five minutes can become lethal. I love how Sagit tied together pieces of the story and left us wondering, did Clare do it on purpose? Does she feel any remorse? Can't wait to read more from her.

neuroknitter's review

5.0

40 pages of fun!! A great way to end 2024 and head into 2025!!!

theonewhereaimeereads's review

5.0

LOVED THIS!!! What a short treat. I compulsively read it, Sagit Schwartz had me on the edge of my seat. The fact that I felt so many emotions in the span of 40 pages - suspense, anger, indignation, concern - is a testament to Schwartz’s writing skills. She’s an auto-read author for me.