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A review by courtthebookgirl
Instinct by Jason Hough
3.0
What in the ever-loving-hell did I just read?!?!?
The creep factor in this book is HIGH, which on the surface, is a huge compliment. The first half(ish) of the book, I was riveted. Small, creepy town in the backwoods of a mountain with two cops and a psychiatrist who serves as the town’s only doctor. Lots of creep factor with a shuttered mine and some other weird things in the woods (I’ll leave the reader to discover).
This one held a lot of promise. I couldn’t read this damn book at nignt because it was screwing with my dreams. Strange happenings and conspiracy theories abound. And, until we started learning what is ACTUALLY happening, I was in.
And then it fell super flat. Against a floor. (If you’ve read it, you get it).
I just…no. I wanted it to be different. I got done reading and ugly stared at it. The stink eye did not change the ending. I was supremely disappointed in the turn that it took and where it ended.
Listen, I implore you to read it and form your own opinion if you like a creepy, conspiracy novel as much as I do. And then message me, because…. What. The. Hell.
The creep factor in this book is HIGH, which on the surface, is a huge compliment. The first half(ish) of the book, I was riveted. Small, creepy town in the backwoods of a mountain with two cops and a psychiatrist who serves as the town’s only doctor. Lots of creep factor with a shuttered mine and some other weird things in the woods (I’ll leave the reader to discover).
This one held a lot of promise. I couldn’t read this damn book at nignt because it was screwing with my dreams. Strange happenings and conspiracy theories abound. And, until we started learning what is ACTUALLY happening, I was in.
And then it fell super flat. Against a floor. (If you’ve read it, you get it).
I just…no. I wanted it to be different. I got done reading and ugly stared at it. The stink eye did not change the ending. I was supremely disappointed in the turn that it took and where it ended.
Listen, I implore you to read it and form your own opinion if you like a creepy, conspiracy novel as much as I do. And then message me, because…. What. The. Hell.