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A review by izziede
Laws of Physics: Motion by Penny Reid
I haven't left any stars for this review as I really dislike with a vengeance the 'twin' troupe.
I read this trilogy as I love Penny Reid and her work so I thought I'd give it a try.
I still dislike the twin troupe, Mona, the heroine is a twin to her sister Lisa and the premise of the book is her taking her sisters place, making her house sitter/twin sitter believe he is with Lisa not Mona.
So it's not rocket science to foresee that Abram would fall for Lisa/Mona and raise a huge issue that she is Mona not Lisa.
It was well written, a little wordy for me but sparks of Penny Reid genius are there.
The family dynamic is complicated and I could have punched Lisa's bff the face, she was so shallow and annoying.
I felt for Mona but at the same time, as with the twin troupe, she needed to just tell him.... There were reasons why she couldn't but still...
Although Abram is in the music scene he is no manwhore.
No intimate scenes with anyone other than the Hero and heroine. No intimacy at all.
No cheating.
Cliffhanger. Its not difficult to predict the cliffhanger ending but you will need book 2 straight away.
This is not my favourite PR book, Abram appeared in the previous trilogy about Caitlyn and Martin, which i loved.
I read this trilogy as I love Penny Reid and her work so I thought I'd give it a try.
I still dislike the twin troupe, Mona, the heroine is a twin to her sister Lisa and the premise of the book is her taking her sisters place, making her house sitter/twin sitter believe he is with Lisa not Mona.
So it's not rocket science to foresee that Abram would fall for Lisa/Mona and raise a huge issue that she is Mona not Lisa.
It was well written, a little wordy for me but sparks of Penny Reid genius are there.
The family dynamic is complicated and I could have punched Lisa's bff the face, she was so shallow and annoying.
I felt for Mona but at the same time, as with the twin troupe, she needed to just tell him.... There were reasons why she couldn't but still...
Although Abram is in the music scene he is no manwhore.
No intimate scenes with anyone other than the Hero and heroine. No intimacy at all.
No cheating.
Cliffhanger. Its not difficult to predict the cliffhanger ending but you will need book 2 straight away.
This is not my favourite PR book, Abram appeared in the previous trilogy about Caitlyn and Martin, which i loved.