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A review by fizah
The Case of the Deadly Doppelganger by Lucy Banks
3.0
** I received a free eARC copy from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.**
The paranormal /supernatural mystery is not that type I read often, this book is from my first ever haul from Netgalley and I was just delaying it, now publication date is not even a month far so I decided to read it Finally.
After starting it, I came to know that It is part of a series (It happens to me often), but I was able to read it standalone, Maybe I missed some history of characters but I was not even a little bit curious to know them.
Overall it was a good read, the story was average nothing much offering (for me), Characters were diverse enough to make me enjoy while reading them, Though I liked Mike’s character. It was an easy/quick read. For supernatural, It was fun enough. The book ends with a cliff-hanger but I don’t see myself reading others from the series.
People who like Supernatural may enjoy it, but not people like me, it was good for just one read and pick another book just after that…As soon as I finished it, it left me without leaving any trace. It wasn’t my type.
The paranormal /supernatural mystery is not that type I read often, this book is from my first ever haul from Netgalley and I was just delaying it, now publication date is not even a month far so I decided to read it Finally.
After starting it, I came to know that It is part of a series (It happens to me often), but I was able to read it standalone, Maybe I missed some history of characters but I was not even a little bit curious to know them.
Overall it was a good read, the story was average nothing much offering (for me), Characters were diverse enough to make me enjoy while reading them, Though I liked Mike’s character. It was an easy/quick read. For supernatural, It was fun enough. The book ends with a cliff-hanger but I don’t see myself reading others from the series.
People who like Supernatural may enjoy it, but not people like me, it was good for just one read and pick another book just after that…As soon as I finished it, it left me without leaving any trace. It wasn’t my type.