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A review by suzydemric
Device Free Weekend by Sean Doolittle
3.0
Yes, another book that meets my weird love of these type of books. One person inviting a group to a remote/unique: cabin, island, resort etc., then devices don't work, or are taken, and soon strange things happen.
This one had a unique plot when compared to most of these kind of stories. For one, individuals weren't mysteriously being killed off, and 2 the person who invited them did like them.
Despite the unique premise and philosophical musings (plans that do involve killing), there were times I questioned the believability of the whole premise.
Still, I enjoyed the writing, the plot, and a few of the characters. Most of the characters weren't terribly developed (particularly Beau and Lainey), but you do root for a few of them.
This one had a unique plot when compared to most of these kind of stories. For one, individuals weren't mysteriously being killed off, and 2 the person who invited them did like them.
Despite the unique premise and philosophical musings (plans that do involve killing), there were times I questioned the believability of the whole premise.
Still, I enjoyed the writing, the plot, and a few of the characters. Most of the characters weren't terribly developed (particularly Beau and Lainey), but you do root for a few of them.