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A review by sarahs_bookish_life
After Jessica by Morgen Bailey
4.0
I love how this novella starts off, making sure I had to read more and it doesn’t disappoint.
The chapters are really short and snappy and it’s one of those ones where you just keep saying to yourself, one more chapter and then before you know it, you’re done. Obviously that isn’t just down to the chapter size, it’s very much down to the authors writing also.
This is a story that will have you question just how well you know the people closest to you. As Simon is to discover, not that well at all. As he starts his quest to inform everyone of his sister’s passing as well as go through her personal belongings, he discovers a lot more than he bargained for.
After Jessica was an enthralling and intriguing read that had me hooked from start to end. I really enjoyed seeing Simon getting closer into discovering more about his sister and I liked his character in general. The author starts the story with a bang and ends it on one also, making this overall, an enjoyable read.
The chapters are really short and snappy and it’s one of those ones where you just keep saying to yourself, one more chapter and then before you know it, you’re done. Obviously that isn’t just down to the chapter size, it’s very much down to the authors writing also.
This is a story that will have you question just how well you know the people closest to you. As Simon is to discover, not that well at all. As he starts his quest to inform everyone of his sister’s passing as well as go through her personal belongings, he discovers a lot more than he bargained for.
After Jessica was an enthralling and intriguing read that had me hooked from start to end. I really enjoyed seeing Simon getting closer into discovering more about his sister and I liked his character in general. The author starts the story with a bang and ends it on one also, making this overall, an enjoyable read.