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emilyxstar 's review for:
The Thinnest Air
by Minka Kent
5/5 stars!
Absolutely love Minka Kent for me she is in the same category as Jeneva Rose (I do think Minka Kent’s books are better) and Frieda McFadden. For me Minka Kent’s books have a lot more emotional impact for me. Her characters have so much layers they are not all perfect but still at times be relatable and likeable. I absolutely loved Greer. She heavily reminds me of Lydia in Pretty Girls by Karin Slaughter. She the other head strong sister who was always a little outshined by her other sister Claire. Deeply intricate character and sometimes she made me laugh by how bold as brass she could be.
I was kept on my toes the whole time I thought I had it l figured out until more bombs are dropped and my theories change completely. The build up sometimes felt it needed a bit of a kick up its butt but I understand from reading the last 100 pages what it was building up to. Absolutely fantastic thriller that was impossible to put down. I need more!
Absolutely love Minka Kent for me she is in the same category as Jeneva Rose (I do think Minka Kent’s books are better) and Frieda McFadden. For me Minka Kent’s books have a lot more emotional impact for me. Her characters have so much layers they are not all perfect but still at times be relatable and likeable. I absolutely loved Greer. She heavily reminds me of Lydia in Pretty Girls by Karin Slaughter. She the other head strong sister who was always a little outshined by her other sister Claire. Deeply intricate character and sometimes she made me laugh by how bold as brass she could be.
I was kept on my toes the whole time I thought I had it l figured out until more bombs are dropped and my theories change completely. The build up sometimes felt it needed a bit of a kick up its butt but I understand from reading the last 100 pages what it was building up to. Absolutely fantastic thriller that was impossible to put down. I need more!