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A review by itsbibliotherapy
The Sharp Edge of Silence by Cameron Kelly Rosenblum
3.0
I love a good boarding school drama / thriller, and I was excited to crack this one open. It was LONG — too long, in my opinion, and the length detracted from the plot, which dealt with important issues related to mental health and sexual assault.
The story alternates its POV between three characters, but I never quite felt like I knew any of the protagonists especially deeply. It would have benefited from another round or two of edits to help the more poignant components of the story stand out more. Overall, an average read that had the potential to be better.
The story alternates its POV between three characters, but I never quite felt like I knew any of the protagonists especially deeply. It would have benefited from another round or two of edits to help the more poignant components of the story stand out more. Overall, an average read that had the potential to be better.