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A review by panicatthebookstore
The Water Voices by Kevin Grover
3.0
Okay, so I'm still unsure if I liked this one or not.
The beginning, aside from what I felt was amateurish writing, set the book off to a good start. It was intriguing and certainly makes you want to read more. It's set in the present and our main character finds her own dead body. You want to read more now, right?
Then we go back six months and the story catches us up. I felt this part was a little dragged out, if I'm honest. I seriously debated marking it as DNF.
But I continued. And I was pleasantly surprised. The author throws in so many twists it makes your head spin. Sometimes there's a twist too many, but that wasn't the case here. It all came together pretty well in the end. And I certainly didn't see it going the way it did.
The beginning, aside from what I felt was amateurish writing, set the book off to a good start. It was intriguing and certainly makes you want to read more. It's set in the present and our main character finds her own dead body. You want to read more now, right?
Then we go back six months and the story catches us up. I felt this part was a little dragged out, if I'm honest. I seriously debated marking it as DNF.
But I continued. And I was pleasantly surprised. The author throws in so many twists it makes your head spin. Sometimes there's a twist too many, but that wasn't the case here. It all came together pretty well in the end. And I certainly didn't see it going the way it did.