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A review by k_booze
The Finish Line by Kate Stewart
emotional
hopeful
lighthearted
mysterious
medium-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
4.25
Audiobook via Audible.
I love how well these narrators fit the characters. The accents were so good.
This book was… not my favorite. The parts where we learn about Tobias’ past were so needed and I loved learning how he got to where he was.
The main part that had me kinda 🤨 was Cecelia’s takedown. It didn’t make sense seeing as how we had her point of view throughout and she acted so angry with Tobias, but also questioned why he acted the way he did even though APPARENTLY she already knew.
Also, I likely missed it, but when Tobias mentioned Julian/Julien during this scene and all the parts he played I was like “who the hell is Julian?!” And I still have no idea, so clearly he was a small enough character for me to forget.
The ending with Tobias speaking to Dom was gut wrenching. (Still haven’t forgiven you, Kate Stewart.)
I love how well these narrators fit the characters. The accents were so good.
This book was… not my favorite. The parts where we learn about Tobias’ past were so needed and I loved learning how he got to where he was.
The main part that had me kinda 🤨 was Cecelia’s takedown. It didn’t make sense seeing as how we had her point of view throughout and she acted so angry with Tobias, but also questioned why he acted the way he did even though APPARENTLY she already knew.
Also, I likely missed it, but when Tobias mentioned Julian/Julien during this scene and all the parts he played I was like “who the hell is Julian?!” And I still have no idea, so clearly he was a small enough character for me to forget.
The ending with Tobias speaking to Dom was gut wrenching. (Still haven’t forgiven you, Kate Stewart.)