A review by quinnsbookthings
So Thirsty by Rachel Harrison

dark emotional reflective slow-paced

• Plot- or character-driven? Character
• Strong character development? Yes
• Loveable characters? Yes
• Diverse cast of characters? Yes
• Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

3.5

This, much like Such Sharp Teeth, is really the story about a women, whose life isn't going exactly how she wants it to, and through all of the personal mess of just being a person, also gets turned into a monster.

This is a character driver book, much like the others. No crazy plot to follow, we just follow out main character as she decides what the next step of her new life is going to look like.

I really enjoyed this story. I love how Rachel Harrison writes, its easy to read and I just always connect with it so easily. I love reading a book with an older (late 30s) main character, and still doesn't have their life figured out.

I enjoyed her internal conflict and the journey she went on, especially with a childhood best friend. Really the only place this fell flat for me, was I did have a huge emotional connection to those characters when something happened to them, and I would have just liked a little bit more in the end.

Still a great ride and I can't wait to pick up my next one of hers