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A review by indiepauli47
Edge by Thomas Blackthorne
2.0
2.5 stars.
Probably would have gotten a higher rating, if it wasn't for the ending. It was just dragging and I was not involved in the second intrigue.
I bought this book years ago at a charity shop, and I didn't expect much; but I gotta say, as soon as I started it, I enjoyed the story straight away.
The main intrigue was quite interesting, Cumberland trying to find this kid, Richard. Him crossing path with this therapist, and so on.
But after this was solved, a new problem surfaced kind of out of nowhere, and I didn't care much how it was gonna end.
Now, I didn't know there was a second book, but I don't think I will ever read it. It wasn't a bad book, just an easily forgettable one.
Probably would have gotten a higher rating, if it wasn't for the ending. It was just dragging and I was not involved in the second intrigue.
I bought this book years ago at a charity shop, and I didn't expect much; but I gotta say, as soon as I started it, I enjoyed the story straight away.
The main intrigue was quite interesting, Cumberland trying to find this kid, Richard. Him crossing path with this therapist, and so on.
But after this was solved, a new problem surfaced kind of out of nowhere, and I didn't care much how it was gonna end.
Now, I didn't know there was a second book, but I don't think I will ever read it. It wasn't a bad book, just an easily forgettable one.