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A Conspiracy in Belgravia by Sherry Thomas
5.0
Trigger warnings: death, murder, conspiracy
I am happy to say I'm following the narrative of this series much better now in this second book! It takes a little bit to get into the rhythm of so many switching points of views, but once there, it makes it so entertaining.
I absolutely loved this one! The characters feel so much more familiar and the overarching plot is coming to life slowly but surely. I am completely in love with Charlotte; she has her prickly moments but she's also very compassionate and caring toward the people she loves. I loved the addition of Penny Redmayne as a new side character. She brought a liveliness to the plot and the dynamic of the three women characters is really unique. This story in particular had all the twists and turns I love in a thriller. I had no idea what was happening most of the time and was completely taken on a ride by the author which is my favorite thing about thrillers! Considering the ending, I'm really looking forward to seeing how the next book unfolds.
I am happy to say I'm following the narrative of this series much better now in this second book! It takes a little bit to get into the rhythm of so many switching points of views, but once there, it makes it so entertaining.
I absolutely loved this one! The characters feel so much more familiar and the overarching plot is coming to life slowly but surely. I am completely in love with Charlotte; she has her prickly moments but she's also very compassionate and caring toward the people she loves. I loved the addition of Penny Redmayne as a new side character. She brought a liveliness to the plot and the dynamic of the three women characters is really unique. This story in particular had all the twists and turns I love in a thriller. I had no idea what was happening most of the time and was completely taken on a ride by the author which is my favorite thing about thrillers! Considering the ending, I'm really looking forward to seeing how the next book unfolds.