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A review by aclopez6
The Intern by Michele Campbell
4.0
Thank you to Netgalley for an advance audiobook copy!
Excellent. Fast-paced style that will draw in readers of Riley Sager and Lisa Gardner. Not as many twists as a Freida McFadden novel necessarily, but I would recommend to patrons looking for something similar to Stacy Abrams work.
The Intern is told from two perspectives: Judge Kathy Conroy and Madison, a Harvard law student. At first, I loved Madison's perspective. I became a bit wary when she fixated on her brother, Danny, but given her family dynamics and history, it did make sense. I found the judge's storyline more compelling and sympathetic. The audiobook narrator was great, and had an even cadence while still using different tones for each character. The ending may not be shocking to many readers, but the journey to get there was fun!
Excellent. Fast-paced style that will draw in readers of Riley Sager and Lisa Gardner. Not as many twists as a Freida McFadden novel necessarily, but I would recommend to patrons looking for something similar to Stacy Abrams work.
The Intern is told from two perspectives: Judge Kathy Conroy and Madison, a Harvard law student. At first, I loved Madison's perspective. I became a bit wary when she fixated on her brother, Danny, but given her family dynamics and history, it did make sense. I found the judge's storyline more compelling and sympathetic. The audiobook narrator was great, and had an even cadence while still using different tones for each character. The ending may not be shocking to many readers, but the journey to get there was fun!