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A review by sde
Breaking Point by Allison Brennan
3.0
This is the first Lucy Kincaid book I read, and I now see that it is #13 in the series, so I am sure that I missed a bit. Most of the book sucked me in, but the ending seemed so overly dramatic that I found it hard to believe, as though it was meant to be a Hollywood movie.
I liked that there were lots of strong woman characters. I also liked the depiction of a workplace where men and women worked together closely and respectfully without any romance. There were lots of friendships and platonic loving feelings between men and women, men and men, and siblings. The show of other sorts of love besides romantic love was refreshing.
I have a daughter around the age of many of the women abducted and abused, so it was painful to listen to parts of the book. It probably would have been better if I had read the text so I could more easily skim the worst parts.
I liked that there were lots of strong woman characters. I also liked the depiction of a workplace where men and women worked together closely and respectfully without any romance. There were lots of friendships and platonic loving feelings between men and women, men and men, and siblings. The show of other sorts of love besides romantic love was refreshing.
I have a daughter around the age of many of the women abducted and abused, so it was painful to listen to parts of the book. It probably would have been better if I had read the text so I could more easily skim the worst parts.