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A review by hall2020
The Wives by Tarryn Fisher
3.0
I went into this book blind so I wasn’t sure what to expect but I’ve been a Fisher fan from the beginning and she never disappoints.
Very different writing than anything she has given us before. The book starts out slow like most thrillers, with lots of character build-up and it did not pull me in for several chapters. I could not relate to Tuesday and she was pretty annoying but once you get past her solo monologue and more characters arise it gets interesting. I thought I had this figured out about halfway through but I was a little off so it’s always good to get a surprise. However, there were a ton of plot holes and the conclusion could have been so much better.
Good job Tarryn, you took a risk with this one.
Very different writing than anything she has given us before. The book starts out slow like most thrillers, with lots of character build-up and it did not pull me in for several chapters. I could not relate to Tuesday and she was pretty annoying but once you get past her solo monologue and more characters arise it gets interesting. I thought I had this figured out about halfway through but I was a little off so it’s always good to get a surprise. However, there were a ton of plot holes and the conclusion could have been so much better.
Good job Tarryn, you took a risk with this one.