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sandraleivesley 's review for:
Murder on Line One
by Jeremy Vine
adventurous
mysterious
sad
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
4.5*
Celebrity novels are always a bit of a risk but this one started very strongly (though I did guess the twist) and then settled into a slower burn as we met the characters and then the pace picked up ag in around the middle of the book. I found the plot interesting and clever. The Devon setting is well described and I particularly loved Edward's house on the edge of an eroding cliff! The three main characters are all likeable and realistic., and I es ecially liked Edward and really felt for him. There is a lot of heartbreaking sadness in the book but also some humour to balance things.
Jeremy Vine did a great job narrating his book.
Celebrity novels are always a bit of a risk but this one started very strongly (though I did guess the twist) and then settled into a slower burn as we met the characters and then the pace picked up ag in around the middle of the book. I found the plot interesting and clever. The Devon setting is well described and I particularly loved Edward's house on the edge of an eroding cliff! The three main characters are all likeable and realistic., and I es ecially liked Edward and really felt for him. There is a lot of heartbreaking sadness in the book but also some humour to balance things.
Jeremy Vine did a great job narrating his book.