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A review by daneekasghost
Rock, Paper, Scissors by Naja Marie Aidt
4.0
Right between 4 and 5 stars. Thomas is an unlikable main character, but not so unlikable that the book suffers. His life unravels after his criminal father dies and despite his best efforts (or what he thinks are his best efforts), he finds himself involved.
Bad things happen. And it ends up being a pretty gripping crime story with more to it than that. I wanted to read Aidt's short story collection, but I ended up with this book first, which makes me think her stories are going to be really, really good.
4 stars for now, while I reserve the right to bump this up in the future.
Bad things happen. And it ends up being a pretty gripping crime story with more to it than that. I wanted to read Aidt's short story collection, but I ended up with this book first, which makes me think her stories are going to be really, really good.
4 stars for now, while I reserve the right to bump this up in the future.