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A review by cindywilk
Hiding in the Spotlight by Karen Booth
1.0
Audiobook
1.5 stars
I'm not quite sure how to describe the story telling.
It was basic. Very basic.
It's like the author received an A in a college creative writing class and then decided to write a book because of it. The premise behind the book sounded promising, the lack of character development drove me insane.
Alex, the heroine, started with the personality of a pathetic, wet mop and ended the story as just a wet mop.
The hero, David, was forgettable.
The only interesting person was Glenn, and he was an asshole, but at least he had personality.
If I was reading this I would've DNFed it.
Since it was an audiobook, I suffered through it because I had a long drive ahead of me. I did speed it up as much as humanly possible to get through it faster.
1.5 stars
I'm not quite sure how to describe the story telling.
It was basic. Very basic.
It's like the author received an A in a college creative writing class and then decided to write a book because of it. The premise behind the book sounded promising, the lack of character development drove me insane.
Alex, the heroine, started with the personality of a pathetic, wet mop and ended the story as just a wet mop.
The hero, David, was forgettable.
The only interesting person was Glenn, and he was an asshole, but at least he had personality.
If I was reading this I would've DNFed it.
Since it was an audiobook, I suffered through it because I had a long drive ahead of me. I did speed it up as much as humanly possible to get through it faster.