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A review by xdarkthunderx
The Beauty That Remains by Ashley Woodfolk
3.0
Wasn’t too bad. I definitely think the author has potential and I’m interested in future books by her for sure.
I just didn’t think the three stories about grief were especially strong when we jumped between them. I wish she would have focused on one and made that one great, because two of the stories really shined above the other. I really liked Logan’s story a lot, and thought it had a lot of potential on its own. Shay’s one was pretty decent too, but Autumn’s was boring to me, and I didn’t like the style it used. She could have combined Autumn’s and Shay’s stories, since they also had a pretty significant connecting character in the form of Dante. also thought that while the concept of a band connecting everyone was neat, it was a bigger element than it should have been. Maybe that’s just me, I don’t know.
Definitely not bad, but a bit weaker than I was expecting.
I just didn’t think the three stories about grief were especially strong when we jumped between them. I wish she would have focused on one and made that one great, because two of the stories really shined above the other. I really liked Logan’s story a lot, and thought it had a lot of potential on its own. Shay’s one was pretty decent too, but Autumn’s was boring to me, and I didn’t like the style it used. She could have combined Autumn’s and Shay’s stories, since they also had a pretty significant connecting character in the form of Dante. also thought that while the concept of a band connecting everyone was neat, it was a bigger element than it should have been. Maybe that’s just me, I don’t know.
Definitely not bad, but a bit weaker than I was expecting.