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aplace_inthesun 's review for:
The Do-Over
by T.L. Swan
lighthearted
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
No
Loveable characters:
No
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
This book was the disappointment of all disappointments.
I kept thinking, I’m going to like Christopher in a minute. Sadly, I didn’t - egotistical, rude, self-indulgent uh … and for what ? To hear him call 14 yo old homeless boys ‘fucker’ and continuously ridicule Hayden’s profession making out his was so much more important.
And when he met with his brothers, the good guys from the previous books who are all happy husbands and wonderful men, the meeting just gave me the ick.
This book was sadly, an absolute mess and if you’re thinking of continuing to read because it’s going to get better. Let me save you the time and say it doesn’t.
I kept thinking, I’m going to like Christopher in a minute. Sadly, I didn’t - egotistical, rude, self-indulgent uh … and for what ? To hear him call 14 yo old homeless boys ‘fucker’ and continuously ridicule Hayden’s profession making out his was so much more important.
And when he met with his brothers, the good guys from the previous books who are all happy husbands and wonderful men, the meeting just gave me the ick.
This book was sadly, an absolute mess and if you’re thinking of continuing to read because it’s going to get better. Let me save you the time and say it doesn’t.