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A review by melbsreads
About That Night by Norah McClintock
3.0
Trigger warnings: murder, bullying.
This was........boring, tbh. A woman wanders off into the depths of a Canadian winter. Nearby, a teenage boy has a fight with his girlfriend and walks off into the night. Essentially, it sounded like it should have been gripping and atmospheric and generally great.
Instead, what I got were cardboard cutout characters that I didn't care about. The protagonist was...a bitch, to be honest. The whole plot basically hinges around her dating a nice guy that she doesn't really like because her bad boy boyfriend broke up with her. Despite her boyfriend having disappeared, she spends half the book trying to track down a bracelet her ex gave her, and I. just. didn't. caaaaaaaaaaare.
So yeah. It wasn't BAD, per se. It was just...dull. And repetitive. And full of meh characters.
This was........boring, tbh. A woman wanders off into the depths of a Canadian winter. Nearby, a teenage boy has a fight with his girlfriend and walks off into the night. Essentially, it sounded like it should have been gripping and atmospheric and generally great.
Instead, what I got were cardboard cutout characters that I didn't care about. The protagonist was...a bitch, to be honest. The whole plot basically hinges around her dating a nice guy that she doesn't really like because her bad boy boyfriend broke up with her. Despite her boyfriend having disappeared, she spends half the book trying to track down a bracelet her ex gave her, and I. just. didn't. caaaaaaaaaaare.
So yeah. It wasn't BAD, per se. It was just...dull. And repetitive. And full of meh characters.