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templeofdeadtrees 's review for:
A Sea of Unspoken Things
by Adrienne Young
Adrienne Young is an auto-buy for me. So when I found out she had a new book coming I jumped at the chance to read it. I was not at all disappointed.
A Sea of Unspoken Things is a bit of a thriller, a coming home story, and a light romance as well (no steamy scenes, all closed door). The characters feel like real human beings and the drama that plays out is natural, conversations flowed and made sense.
I deducted one star because the story dragged at times, and I was not a fan of the ending (but maybe YOU might be!).
James, Johnny, and Micah pop off the page. This was a really good book about the choices people make, their consequences, family and found family, and what "home" really means.
TW: allusions to power imbalance SA, SA, talk of suicide, pregnancy, death.
Thanks to NetGalley for the opportunity to review this novel.
A Sea of Unspoken Things is a bit of a thriller, a coming home story, and a light romance as well (no steamy scenes, all closed door). The characters feel like real human beings and the drama that plays out is natural, conversations flowed and made sense.
I deducted one star because the story dragged at times, and I was not a fan of the ending (but maybe YOU might be!).
James, Johnny, and Micah pop off the page. This was a really good book about the choices people make, their consequences, family and found family, and what "home" really means.
TW: allusions to power imbalance SA, SA, talk of suicide, pregnancy, death.
Thanks to NetGalley for the opportunity to review this novel.