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A review by callienicole
Three Wishes by Liane Moriarty
2.0
This book is the story of triplet sisters, anyhow their lives have turned out differently (or not differently) than they hoped. Overall, it was just okay as far as the story goes. There is a lot of relationship drama, and not much about the three wishes the title references.
I've read a few of Moriarty's books, and this one was also heavier on the content issues than some of her others. Lots of bad language (more than I remember in some of her other books) including many uses Jesus's name in vain, too much information about the characters' sex lives (yikes), infidelity and sleeping around, etc., etc. The characters were interesting and kept me reading because I wanted to find out what happened to them, but there was really only one character I liked. If you are new to Moriarty novels, I wouldn't start here.
I've read a few of Moriarty's books, and this one was also heavier on the content issues than some of her others. Lots of bad language (more than I remember in some of her other books) including many uses Jesus's name in vain, too much information about the characters' sex lives (yikes), infidelity and sleeping around, etc., etc. The characters were interesting and kept me reading because I wanted to find out what happened to them, but there was really only one character I liked. If you are new to Moriarty novels, I wouldn't start here.