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A review by readingrosa
Like a House on Fire by Lauren McBrayer
3.0
I debated between 2 and 3 stars and ultimately landed on 3 only because I was captured enough to want to finish, but only just barely.
Merit and Jane, the two main characters, are likable. Their budding friendship is enjoyable to read. The evolution of their love is believable.
Cory, the only supporting character is as unlikable as he’s meant to be. You will roll your eyes at him and he will also feel sorry for him.
Honestly, one of the main things that kept me going was that I just really like this narrator’s voice
Merit and Jane, the two main characters, are likable. Their budding friendship is enjoyable to read. The evolution of their love is believable.
Cory, the only supporting character is as unlikable as he’s meant to be. You will roll your eyes at him and he will also feel sorry for him.
Honestly, one of the main things that kept me going was that I just really like this narrator’s voice