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A review by thenovelgnome
Moment in Time by Suzanne Redfearn
3.0
I read “In an Instant” by Suzanne Redfearn and was really excited to learn “Moment in Time” included some of the same characters. I loved “In an Instant” and I really wanted to love this book just as much but unfortunately I didn’t.
From the beginning, I did not feel the characters were well developed and I had a difficult time making connections with them. Even with all of the the mentioning of previous characters and the accident from “In an Instant” did not add to the development of this story. I am a reader who wants to be invested and without a strong connection to at least one of the characters- I can’t be.
There were several parts of the book that were not believable and possibly not legally correct. By the end of the book there were still a couple of unresolved issues and unanswered questions.
I did appreciate the discussion questions at the end of the book and the note from the author sharing background information for her writing about some of the topics.
Even though this was not one of my favorites, I am still glad I read it and I am still a fan of Suzanne Redfearn based on my previous reading experience with her work. This book might be for you if you enjoy reading Young Adult Fiction or Mystery Thrillers.
I would like to thank Netgalley for providing a copy of this book for an honest review. All opinions are my own.
From the beginning, I did not feel the characters were well developed and I had a difficult time making connections with them. Even with all of the the mentioning of previous characters and the accident from “In an Instant” did not add to the development of this story. I am a reader who wants to be invested and without a strong connection to at least one of the characters- I can’t be.
There were several parts of the book that were not believable and possibly not legally correct. By the end of the book there were still a couple of unresolved issues and unanswered questions.
I did appreciate the discussion questions at the end of the book and the note from the author sharing background information for her writing about some of the topics.
Even though this was not one of my favorites, I am still glad I read it and I am still a fan of Suzanne Redfearn based on my previous reading experience with her work. This book might be for you if you enjoy reading Young Adult Fiction or Mystery Thrillers.
I would like to thank Netgalley for providing a copy of this book for an honest review. All opinions are my own.