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A review by erinlgreads
The Man from Primrose Lane by James Renner
4.0
Mind. Blown.
What started off as a suspense thriller about a true crime author who is talked into reporting on the case of an elderly recluse who is the victim of a brutal murder turns into a science fiction odyssey about the effects of time travel.
But that's not what the story is really about.
It's the story of obsession and the impact it can have on your life it you don't know how to truly "let something go". This is the third book that I've read by James Renner and he is quickly becoming my favorite author of the genre.
What started off as a suspense thriller about a true crime author who is talked into reporting on the case of an elderly recluse who is the victim of a brutal murder turns into a science fiction odyssey about the effects of time travel.
But that's not what the story is really about.
It's the story of obsession and the impact it can have on your life it you don't know how to truly "let something go". This is the third book that I've read by James Renner and he is quickly becoming my favorite author of the genre.