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A review by nannyf
He Said/She Said by Erin Kelly
3.0
I liked the premise of this book and was excited to read it. Unfortunately I was just an okay read for me rather than what I had expected.
The story was quite a slow starter if I'm being honest. It was told in two different timelines, one in the present day and the other going over the years since Laura and Kit met. I found myself wanting to skim read a lot of their past life story so that I could get to the more exciting parts of the book. I made my own mind up about what the author was hinting was the issue from the past that they were dealing with. When it was finally revealed I was shocked at the extent of the lies which had been told.
The final part of the book, from the actual reveal, was the best part of the story in my opinion. I forgave the fact that the story had taken a while to get to that point, and found myself totally drawn in to the aftermath.
This was an okay read which picked up pace a little too late for me to give it a higher rating. Thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for providing a copy.
The story was quite a slow starter if I'm being honest. It was told in two different timelines, one in the present day and the other going over the years since Laura and Kit met. I found myself wanting to skim read a lot of their past life story so that I could get to the more exciting parts of the book. I made my own mind up about what the author was hinting was the issue from the past that they were dealing with. When it was finally revealed I was shocked at the extent of the lies which had been told.
The final part of the book, from the actual reveal, was the best part of the story in my opinion. I forgave the fact that the story had taken a while to get to that point, and found myself totally drawn in to the aftermath.
This was an okay read which picked up pace a little too late for me to give it a higher rating. Thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for providing a copy.