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irenetrexqueen 's review for:
Nothing More to Tell
by Karen M. McManus
I truly enjoyed this one. I was guessing almost to the end, the characters' actions made sense, and it wasn't too adult or too YA.
As of last, I've been coming across books with characters want make no sense for their age, but this is not one of those book. Characters are established as well rounded, flawed individuals who are just trying to react to and/or solve a murder.
I have only one issue, the Uncle. He is 24 and considered a failure? This book is not set in the 1960s. For goodness sake, cut the man some slack. Now, I wouldn't note on this except for it is part of the "moral" of this book.
Outside of that, good, logical and fun read.
Audiobook notes: This was done with dual voices. Something about the MCs doing the other MCs' voice felt a bit lacking to me, but nothing that took me out of the story.
As of last, I've been coming across books with characters want make no sense for their age, but this is not one of those book. Characters are established as well rounded, flawed individuals who are just trying to react to and/or solve a murder.
I have only one issue, the Uncle. He is 24 and considered a failure? This book is not set in the 1960s. For goodness sake, cut the man some slack. Now, I wouldn't note on this except for it is part of the "moral" of this book.
Outside of that, good, logical and fun read.
Audiobook notes: This was done with dual voices. Something about the MCs doing the other MCs' voice felt a bit lacking to me, but nothing that took me out of the story.