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A review by fasmina
The Wedding Murders by Sarah Linley
3.0
Wedding Murders sound like an intriguing title and it did. The plot is an interesting one but the narration is not.
A band that’s already broken due to past secrets get together for the wedding of one member. Matthew is a member of this band and he goes to an English hotel for the wedding of their band leader. Libby is a journalist and she starts to investigate when the chief bridesmaid goes missing. Things start to go downhill with several other incidences start to occur and Libby can’t solve it because none of the band members are ready to speak about their past.
This book could have been better if not for the narration. The book is narrated in the POV of Libby. But I couldn’t follow most of the characters and Libby was one of them. The story was having too many plot lines and secrets and made it a bit complex.
All thanks to HarperCollins UK, One More Chapter and Netgalley for the eARC in exchange of an honest review.
A band that’s already broken due to past secrets get together for the wedding of one member. Matthew is a member of this band and he goes to an English hotel for the wedding of their band leader. Libby is a journalist and she starts to investigate when the chief bridesmaid goes missing. Things start to go downhill with several other incidences start to occur and Libby can’t solve it because none of the band members are ready to speak about their past.
This book could have been better if not for the narration. The book is narrated in the POV of Libby. But I couldn’t follow most of the characters and Libby was one of them. The story was having too many plot lines and secrets and made it a bit complex.
All thanks to HarperCollins UK, One More Chapter and Netgalley for the eARC in exchange of an honest review.