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A review by lavanyasbooks
Ghosted by Rosie Walsh
3.0
Hmmm... 3.5 stars
Well for 3/4th of the book I was irritated. The protagonist Sarah seemed to be too clingy and desperate to hold on a week of prefect romance with a stranger. She has demons in her closet, while he...he is absent. Through it all she tries telling the audience and Eddie, the perfect stranger about those demons all the while chasing this elusive man. Yawn..
But then somewhere in the last 80 odd pages things become interesting...real interesting... I wont give anything away but if you can suffer through the first 150 odd pages of mooning and wistful swooning. I promise you it would be worth it.
As a seasoned domestic thriller reader, very few things still surprise me and I must say I was surprised with this one. The ending was predictable and boring but the part right before it... yup...they were worth the read.
Well for 3/4th of the book I was irritated. The protagonist Sarah seemed to be too clingy and desperate to hold on a week of prefect romance with a stranger. She has demons in her closet, while he...he is absent. Through it all she tries telling the audience and Eddie, the perfect stranger about those demons all the while chasing this elusive man. Yawn..
But then somewhere in the last 80 odd pages things become interesting...real interesting... I wont give anything away but if you can suffer through the first 150 odd pages of mooning and wistful swooning. I promise you it would be worth it.
As a seasoned domestic thriller reader, very few things still surprise me and I must say I was surprised with this one. The ending was predictable and boring but the part right before it... yup...they were worth the read.