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A review by frankvanmeer
Falling Colours: The Misadventures of a Vision Painter by R.J. Samuel
3.0
I struggled a bit with this book. I love me some good ghost stories, and Falling Colours certainly has an interesting twist on that genre.
My major problems were with the "Marge" chapters. It was confusing at first, with the change in POV. But later on they started to annoy me. I admit, it is an interesting way for unravelling the mystery that pops up later, but still, I found it hard to get it working for me (besides Marge being a total bitch)
Also, I'm not seeing any chemistry at all between Kiran and Ashley. So, ok, Kiran is in head over heals, but there isn't really anything coming from Ashley. Yet, at the end, there was apparently enough for Ashley to change something drastic. I just didn't see it.
It was a nice read, but it could have been better, in my humble opinion. Still,I will check out the sequel.
My major problems were with the "Marge" chapters. It was confusing at first, with the change in POV. But later on they started to annoy me. I admit, it is an interesting way for unravelling the mystery that pops up later, but still, I found it hard to get it working for me (besides Marge being a total bitch)
Also, I'm not seeing any chemistry at all between Kiran and Ashley. So, ok, Kiran is in head over heals, but there isn't really anything coming from Ashley. Yet, at the end, there was apparently enough for Ashley to change something drastic. I just didn't see it.
It was a nice read, but it could have been better, in my humble opinion. Still,I will check out the sequel.