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A review by ladybreww_reads
Burying Eva Flores by Jennifer Alsever
3.0
I really enjoyed the multiple POVs and multiple narrators. My favorite parts of this story were when the kids were being interviewed by the detectives. It was easy to follow the characters, and I thought the way the characters interacted was incredibly authentic. I felt the characters were well developed and interesting.
I did get a little lost with respect to the magic notebook storyline - where everything Sophia wrote down started coming true. I thought it was a very unique way to plan out the book, but there were a few things that I still had questions about after I finished. The story was overall enjoyable and creative.
This book could very easily be a bingeable Netflix series. I enjoyed listening and will read more by this author.
TW: Brief references to underage SA/grooming, nothing on page.
Thank you to netgalley, the author, publisher, and narrators for the opportunity to listen and review this book. All opinions are my own.
I did get a little lost with respect to the magic notebook storyline - where everything Sophia wrote down started coming true. I thought it was a very unique way to plan out the book, but there were a few things that I still had questions about after I finished. The story was overall enjoyable and creative.
This book could very easily be a bingeable Netflix series. I enjoyed listening and will read more by this author.
TW: Brief references to underage SA/grooming, nothing on page.
Thank you to netgalley, the author, publisher, and narrators for the opportunity to listen and review this book. All opinions are my own.