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A review by georgiewhoissarahdrew
Every Other Weekend by TA Moore
4.0
3.75 stars
Uptight lawyer is a trope I love, and TAM does a good job here with driven, lonely Clayton. It's left to laid-back PI Kelly to thaw him, in the course of a (potentially) neat plot. Good dialogue, background, secondary characters and set-up.
It all drifts slightly off course, though, in the second half of the book, when the plot gets too complex for the length of book. The relationship (the interesting bit) is side-lined in favour of the investigation, making the eventual HFN a little underwhelming. The ending is cut brutally short, too.
TAM could probably do with a better editor, because there is real potential here.
Uptight lawyer is a trope I love, and TAM does a good job here with driven, lonely Clayton. It's left to laid-back PI Kelly to thaw him, in the course of a (potentially) neat plot. Good dialogue, background, secondary characters and set-up.
It all drifts slightly off course, though, in the second half of the book, when the plot gets too complex for the length of book. The relationship (the interesting bit) is side-lined in favour of the investigation, making the eventual HFN a little underwhelming. The ending is cut brutally short, too.
TAM could probably do with a better editor, because there is real potential here.