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A review by readingthestars
Half Lost by Sally Green
4.0
Probably more of a 3.75?
Okay so I LOVED this series. I enjoyed it a lot. BUT. There were a couple of things that bugged me. I liked the writing, but it also seemed incomplete at times. Nathan went back and forth so often that I had trouble keeping track, and I found Nathan’s baby to just be...unnecessary. The ending was impactful as it was (I may have teared up at the end), and I don’t feel as though the baby added anything much besides some confusion on my part. In general, I feel the series had some issues with the timeline and spacing things out.
Don’t get me wrong - I loved reading this. I love Nathan as a somewhat unlikeable character, because he was so different from the norm (though I wish he could have at least been nicer to Gabriel, who was trying so hard). I am truly happy that I picked up this series.
I loved the ending of the series. I’m happy Nathan got his little spot by the river with Gabriel, even though he was constantly in emotional pain. I’m just sad he couldn’t have gotten anything more.
Okay so I LOVED this series. I enjoyed it a lot. BUT. There were a couple of things that bugged me. I liked the writing, but it also seemed incomplete at times. Nathan went back and forth so often that I had trouble keeping track, and I found Nathan’s baby to just be...unnecessary. The ending was impactful as it was (I may have teared up at the end), and I don’t feel as though the baby added anything much besides some confusion on my part. In general, I feel the series had some issues with the timeline and spacing things out.
Don’t get me wrong - I loved reading this. I love Nathan as a somewhat unlikeable character, because he was so different from the norm (though I wish he could have at least been nicer to Gabriel, who was trying so hard). I am truly happy that I picked up this series.
I loved the ending of the series. I’m happy Nathan got his little spot by the river with Gabriel, even though he was constantly in emotional pain. I’m just sad he couldn’t have gotten anything more.