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A review by kimily
The Unfortunates by Kim Liggett
4.0
The book was provided to me free of charge. I am giving my review voluntarily.
Kim Liggett chose the absolute best setting for this book. Nothing is more terrifying than the thought of being buried alive, and, in my opinion, being lost in a cave is a very close second. The author kept the adrenaline amped from the moment Grant dropped into the cave until the very end. There is a nice, but pretty predictable, twist at the end. My only major complaint about the book is the title. "The Unfortunates" doesn't really fit with the vibe of the story, and feels like it might have been a last minute choice, because the author couldn't come up with anything else.
Kim Liggett chose the absolute best setting for this book. Nothing is more terrifying than the thought of being buried alive, and, in my opinion, being lost in a cave is a very close second. The author kept the adrenaline amped from the moment Grant dropped into the cave until the very end. There is a nice, but pretty predictable, twist at the end. My only major complaint about the book is the title. "The Unfortunates" doesn't really fit with the vibe of the story, and feels like it might have been a last minute choice, because the author couldn't come up with anything else.