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kdbug 's review for:
The Accomplice
by Lisa Lutz
This book will always be special to me because it's the first (and currently only) book that I won in print through Goodreads giveaways. I read it in two days.
If the subject matter were any different, the rabidly changing POVs and timeline jumps would have been confusing and headache inducing but for the sake of this story, I think it was necessary. Lutz leaves you in suspense until the very end and every time you think you have something figured out she pitches you another curveball. Owen and Luna are painfully codependent and even though I found myself disliking just about every character in this book at some point, I genuinely enjoyed the experience of this book.
If the subject matter were any different, the rabidly changing POVs and timeline jumps would have been confusing and headache inducing but for the sake of this story, I think it was necessary. Lutz leaves you in suspense until the very end and every time you think you have something figured out she pitches you another curveball. Owen and Luna are painfully codependent and even though I found myself disliking just about every character in this book at some point, I genuinely enjoyed the experience of this book.