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A review by librariangeorgia
Do No Harm by Jack Jordan
mysterious
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.5
W O W
This book was absolutely fantastic. It kept me gripped all the way through - so much so that I had to stop myself from going past each days pages!
…. I did finish it a day early though because I couldn’t help myself ….
The short chapters helped build the tension and cliffhangers made you want to keep reading. The points where we were told to finish were always right as something juicy had happened and having to wait until the next day was a struggle.
I really liked the 3 characters perspectives - Anna, Margot and Rachel. They all helped to tell the story at different stages. I would’ve liked more about Rachel though, maybe a short story about what happened to Jamie as he’s repeatedly mentioned but we don’t really know what happened with that case.
My choice at the start of the book was to kill the patient. I thought that I’d change my mind as I found out more about who the patient was but I stick with my decision to save the child over the patient.
I highly recommend this book - a thrilling read! I’ll definitely be reading more by this author.
This book was absolutely fantastic. It kept me gripped all the way through - so much so that I had to stop myself from going past each days pages!
…. I did finish it a day early though because I couldn’t help myself ….
The short chapters helped build the tension and cliffhangers made you want to keep reading. The points where we were told to finish were always right as something juicy had happened and having to wait until the next day was a struggle.
I really liked the 3 characters perspectives - Anna, Margot and Rachel. They all helped to tell the story at different stages. I would’ve liked more about Rachel though, maybe a short story about what happened to Jamie as he’s repeatedly mentioned but we don’t really know what happened with that case.
My choice at the start of the book was to kill the patient. I thought that I’d change my mind as I found out more about who the patient was but I stick with my decision to save the child over the patient.
I highly recommend this book - a thrilling read! I’ll definitely be reading more by this author.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Kidnapping and Medical content
Moderate: Death, Drug abuse, Gun violence, Murder, and Stalking
Minor: Emotional abuse and Grief