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A review by lucybbookstuff
The Likeness by Tana French
challenging
dark
mysterious
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.25
Welp, it seems to me that Tama French is really great at creating very dynamic IDIOTS who are in desperate need of therapy. 💀
Lol well at least Cassie wasn't a complete nitwit like Rob. Just made some dumb emotional choices. But that's life, eh?
This one was MILES better than In The Woods. It actually came to a somewhat satisfying conclusion, for one thing. And there was way more intrigue in this plot, for me. And as already stated, the narrator wasn't completely unbearable.
This series is a bit wordy, a bit literary, for me honestly. Not exactly what I'm looking for in a mystery - but that doesn't make it bad. Just different from what I'm used to. My dad owns them all, so I imagine I'll get around to the whole series eventually.
Lol well at least Cassie wasn't a complete nitwit like Rob. Just made some dumb emotional choices. But that's life, eh?
This one was MILES better than In The Woods. It actually came to a somewhat satisfying conclusion, for one thing. And there was way more intrigue in this plot, for me. And as already stated, the narrator wasn't completely unbearable.
This series is a bit wordy, a bit literary, for me honestly. Not exactly what I'm looking for in a mystery - but that doesn't make it bad. Just different from what I'm used to. My dad owns them all, so I imagine I'll get around to the whole series eventually.