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A review by laughlinesandliterature
Illusionarium by Heather Dixon Wallwork
2.0
* I received this book from Edelweiss in exchange for an honest review*
I didn't love this book, and I mostly didn't really like it either. It had a good plot and a lot of potential, but it felt like it moved too quickly with too little explanation. It had a lot of complex mathematical formulas and explanations, but they didn't make sense and maybe that's because I'm not mathematical in the slightest. However, I have read books before that were highly complex, but had such good detailed explanations that I felt like I understood. That didn't happen here. The characters and premise were intriguing but it failed in execution. This was hugely disappointing to me as I loved her previous book Entwined and I was really looking forward to this book.
I didn't love this book, and I mostly didn't really like it either. It had a good plot and a lot of potential, but it felt like it moved too quickly with too little explanation. It had a lot of complex mathematical formulas and explanations, but they didn't make sense and maybe that's because I'm not mathematical in the slightest. However, I have read books before that were highly complex, but had such good detailed explanations that I felt like I understood. That didn't happen here. The characters and premise were intriguing but it failed in execution. This was hugely disappointing to me as I loved her previous book Entwined and I was really looking forward to this book.