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A review by jenbsbooks
The Cure by Tania Hagan
Did not finish book.
I was really surprised when this one was not clicking for me. It really is right up my alley as far as the type of stories I like to read most. I will say that I was READING this, when I am on much more of an audio kick of late (just able to get through so many more books while multi-tasking) and perhaps didn't give it as much of a chance. I got through 36% but it just wasn't holding my interest.
The GOD thing ... while humorous at the start, got a little tiring and played out.
The "almost" connections to people IRL was again, funny/silly initially, then got a little eye-rolling. Morrision Freeman (Morgan Freeman), Marilee Marrow (Marilyn Monroe), Elson Priestly (Elvis Presley).
I'd been able to borrow this on Kindle Unlimited ... but Kindle only, no audio. I wonder if I might have made it through if I'd had an audio edition (as I'm a little more generous with my time for audio) but I'm not sure. It just felt a little silly, instead of serious.
The GOD thing ... while humorous at the start, got a little tiring and played out.
The "almost" connections to people IRL was again, funny/silly initially, then got a little eye-rolling. Morrision Freeman (Morgan Freeman), Marilee Marrow (Marilyn Monroe), Elson Priestly (Elvis Presley).
I'd been able to borrow this on Kindle Unlimited ... but Kindle only, no audio. I wonder if I might have made it through if I'd had an audio edition (as I'm a little more generous with my time for audio) but I'm not sure. It just felt a little silly, instead of serious.