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A review by randi_reads
Last Seen by J.T. Ellison
3.0
I have to say that this did hold my attention for the entire airplane flight where I was reading it. I did like the FMC, Halley. I was glad that she was NOT an unreliable narrator. Her husband, Theo, was my favorite in the whole book, though. He seemed to have the most common sense.
The beginning is interesting, and I was really wanted to know what happened to Halley's sister. But...then the plot got farfetched and unbelievable. I felt that there were loose strings with some characters. Characters were mentioned and then the reader has no idea what happened to them. Plus, who doesn't look at their pictures on their cell phone?
The ending was weird and unbelievable. What's up with the town of Brockville? The bad guy must have some superpowers. LOL Seems like there could be more stories with these characters at some point.
There were some editing issues, too. Page 15..."She collapses on the sofa." Page 16..."she...sinks onto the sofa." ? (I even checked this with the final copy.)
Thank you to Over the River PR for the advanced readers copy and #gifted final copy. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
The beginning is interesting, and I was really wanted to know what happened to Halley's sister. But...then the plot got farfetched and unbelievable. I felt that there were loose strings with some characters. Characters were mentioned and then the reader has no idea what happened to them. Plus, who doesn't look at their pictures on their cell phone?
The ending was weird and unbelievable. What's up with the town of Brockville? The bad guy must have some superpowers. LOL Seems like there could be more stories with these characters at some point.
There were some editing issues, too. Page 15..."She collapses on the sofa." Page 16..."she...sinks onto the sofa." ? (I even checked this with the final copy.)
Thank you to Over the River PR for the advanced readers copy and #gifted final copy. All thoughts and opinions are my own.