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A review by tien
An A-List for Death by Pamela Hart
lighthearted
mysterious
relaxing
medium-paced
3.75
A terribly fun read! I enjoyed this second instalment better than the first book. It was easy and light to read with just enough hints on the mystery to keep you going all the way to the end. Of course, the romantic tingles between Poppy & Tol, and their solid trust in each other, kept me fully warm and happy.
The only problem I had was keeping up with the numerous characters. Even as the story is told purely from Poppy's perspective, there were moments where I had to stop and try to think who this particular character is again in relation to Poppy & others in the book.
I love that it's set in today's Sydney and enjoyed zipping about with Poppy whose innate goodness touched all those around her. I truly appreciate the safe-ness and yet, still exciting, relationship between Poppy & Tol (so many books on brokenness that this was so comforting). Overall, An A-List for Death was a very relaxing and very entertaining read.
My thanks to Harlequin Australia for ecopy of book via NetGalley in exchange of my honest thoughts
The only problem I had was keeping up with the numerous characters. Even as the story is told purely from Poppy's perspective, there were moments where I had to stop and try to think who this particular character is again in relation to Poppy & others in the book.
I love that it's set in today's Sydney and enjoyed zipping about with Poppy whose innate goodness touched all those around her. I truly appreciate the safe-ness and yet, still exciting, relationship between Poppy & Tol (so many books on brokenness that this was so comforting). Overall, An A-List for Death was a very relaxing and very entertaining read.
My thanks to Harlequin Australia for ecopy of book via NetGalley in exchange of my honest thoughts