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A review by kikiwest
Goose Chase by Patrice Kindl
5.0
been a long time favorite for me. I have read this over and over again, and despite the same plot line, same story, and same ending, it never disappoints, nor gets old. Despite being in my twenties, I still love it like I did when I was a young teen.
It's like a fairytale story that your parents read you before bed, except much more; there's darkness to it. The love triangle is interesting to explore, since it's all from the perspective of a girl who *doesn't love any of them.* Most love triangles go back and forth between the two love interests and you have to pick who you like more, who gets your vote. In this story, you don't have to pick anyone. You can dislike them both; hell, you *should* dislike them both.
The adventures our heroin goes through throughout the book are exciting; they make your heart race and your mind reel. They make you breeze through the book, desperate to see them through. And then, ultimately, you are left with the end of the book, which despite being sad, as you have completed the story, is a beautiful whirlwind, making you want to experience the story all over again.
Again, I know this story is targeted to younger audiences, but I will never stop returning to this book. When I need a fantastic journey and thrilling story, with a happy ending of course, to give me a break between all my dark, dystopia novels and psycho-thriller books, this is my go to.
It's like a fairytale story that your parents read you before bed, except much more; there's darkness to it. The love triangle is interesting to explore, since it's all from the perspective of a girl who *doesn't love any of them.* Most love triangles go back and forth between the two love interests and you have to pick who you like more, who gets your vote. In this story, you don't have to pick anyone. You can dislike them both; hell, you *should* dislike them both.
The adventures our heroin goes through throughout the book are exciting; they make your heart race and your mind reel. They make you breeze through the book, desperate to see them through. And then, ultimately, you are left with the end of the book, which despite being sad, as you have completed the story, is a beautiful whirlwind, making you want to experience the story all over again.
Again, I know this story is targeted to younger audiences, but I will never stop returning to this book. When I need a fantastic journey and thrilling story, with a happy ending of course, to give me a break between all my dark, dystopia novels and psycho-thriller books, this is my go to.