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A review by althea
All That Remains by Sheri Lewis Wohl
2.0
2.5/5 Stars
This was my first book by Sheri Lewis Wohl and, although I didn't love my reading experience, it probably won't be my last. I've been meaning to pick up something by this author for a while now and so I jumped at the chance to read an ARC copy (even though I ended up getting to it a little late - oops!). This is a paranormal thriller featuring werewolves, which are two things in general that I don't read a lot of, so I was intrigued to see how Sheri Lewis Wohl would tackle it. I didn't love that from the beginning we knew who the killer was and got to see inside their head, and I think in this sense it might have worked better as a tv show than a book. In fact, it meant that there was very little suspense as we already knew exactly who did it all. There were also a tonne of plot holes throughout, though this may have been fixed prior to publication, and I found a lot of the dialogue to be a bit cringey, like you'd never hear anyone actually say those words aloud in real life.
Other than that, though, I didn't find myself slogging my way through the book and it was a relatively enjoyable read, so I will be picking up more by this author in the future!
Thanks to Netgalley and Bold Strokes Books for an eARC in return for an honest review!
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This was my first book by Sheri Lewis Wohl and, although I didn't love my reading experience, it probably won't be my last. I've been meaning to pick up something by this author for a while now and so I jumped at the chance to read an ARC copy (even though I ended up getting to it a little late - oops!). This is a paranormal thriller featuring werewolves, which are two things in general that I don't read a lot of, so I was intrigued to see how Sheri Lewis Wohl would tackle it. I didn't love that from the beginning we knew who the killer was and got to see inside their head, and I think in this sense it might have worked better as a tv show than a book. In fact, it meant that there was very little suspense as we already knew exactly who did it all. There were also a tonne of plot holes throughout, though this may have been fixed prior to publication, and I found a lot of the dialogue to be a bit cringey, like you'd never hear anyone actually say those words aloud in real life.
Other than that, though, I didn't find myself slogging my way through the book and it was a relatively enjoyable read, so I will be picking up more by this author in the future!
Thanks to Netgalley and Bold Strokes Books for an eARC in return for an honest review!
Want more sapphic books? You can find me here: Book Blog | Twitter | Instagram