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A review by annaavian
Must Love Silence by Lucy Bexley
3.0
This was a quick and light read with a dash of humor but overall it felt very inconsistent.
Reese, who hadn't left her apartment in almost a year and cringed at every imposed human contact just changed in less than two weeks without flinching. Why was she even such a recluse to begin with, did something happen during her childhood, was it because of her parents or failed past relationships, we never really find out the deeper reason for the fears and anxiety at the beginning of the book.
Arden's issues also felt brushed over, she was depicted as this cold and uptight author at first and by the end it was like reading about a totally different character. The minor characters also acted in ways that didn't make much sense.
Reese, who hadn't left her apartment in almost a year and cringed at every imposed human contact just changed in less than two weeks without flinching. Why was she even such a recluse to begin with, did something happen during her childhood, was it because of her parents or failed past relationships, we never really find out the deeper reason for the fears and anxiety at the beginning of the book.
Arden's issues also felt brushed over, she was depicted as this cold and uptight author at first and by the end it was like reading about a totally different character. The minor characters also acted in ways that didn't make much sense.