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A review by pandasbookshelf
Reputation by Sarah Vaughan
3.0
3.5 stars rounded up
After reading Anatomy of a Scandal last year, I was excited when I heard Sarah Vaughan was releasing a new book. I enjoyed this one but I'll confess I preferred her first book. This one felt a little slow paced and there were several points where if I considered giving up but I wanted to see how it would be wrapped up and the final events. I liked the POV of Emma, but found the other characters didn't really add a lot to the story which couldn't have been communicated just as well through Emma. I liked the social and feminist angle but at times this felt a little heavy handed. I read most of the book across one or two sittings. Overall, it was enjoyable book that will appeal to fans of the psychological mystery genre. Thank you to Netgalley, the author and publisher for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
After reading Anatomy of a Scandal last year, I was excited when I heard Sarah Vaughan was releasing a new book. I enjoyed this one but I'll confess I preferred her first book. This one felt a little slow paced and there were several points where if I considered giving up but I wanted to see how it would be wrapped up and the final events. I liked the POV of Emma, but found the other characters didn't really add a lot to the story which couldn't have been communicated just as well through Emma. I liked the social and feminist angle but at times this felt a little heavy handed. I read most of the book across one or two sittings. Overall, it was enjoyable book that will appeal to fans of the psychological mystery genre. Thank you to Netgalley, the author and publisher for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.