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A review by thatweirdbookgirlie
Dare to Know by James Kennedy
2.0
Unfortunately there's a lot of problems with this book that had such an interesting concept.
Some of those problems include:
The narrator's obsession with his ex girlfriend Julia, even though based on the flashbacks they didn't even seem like they were that good for each other and that he knows that.
In general the flashbacks didn't seem to much for the book at all.
Whatever happens in the last quarter or so of the book (after he winds up at Julia's house) was just a mess. I don't even know how to explain what happened, but it was a trainwreck that I mostly glazed over just to finish the book.
Some of those problems include:
The narrator's obsession with his ex girlfriend Julia, even though based on the flashbacks they didn't even seem like they were that good for each other and that he knows that.
In general the flashbacks didn't seem to much for the book at all.
Whatever happens in the last quarter or so of the book (after he winds up at Julia's house) was just a mess. I don't even know how to explain what happened, but it was a trainwreck that I mostly glazed over just to finish the book.