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tashaseegmiller 's review for:
The Far End of Happy
by Kathryn Craft
Kathryn Craft is a brilliant storyteller.
The book starts by getting the reader attached to Ronnie, feeling that she is gearing up for a hard day and then raises the stakes to nearly breaking point. But then, through the 12 hour saga, and thanks to the three points of view we get to see, the tension ebbs and flows, good times and hard times blended together with pacing precision. And the voices of each character showed their strengths and weaknesses.
I was looking forward to this book. But even knowing that, I didn't expect to love it the way I did.
**Review on an ARC received from NetGalley***
The book starts by getting the reader attached to Ronnie, feeling that she is gearing up for a hard day and then raises the stakes to nearly breaking point. But then, through the 12 hour saga, and thanks to the three points of view we get to see, the tension ebbs and flows, good times and hard times blended together with pacing precision. And the voices of each character showed their strengths and weaknesses.
I was looking forward to this book. But even knowing that, I didn't expect to love it the way I did.
**Review on an ARC received from NetGalley***