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A review by bruacioly
Twisted Fate by Norah Olson
2.0
I would have given this book 3 stars, but the whole twist at the end didn't make sense.
It does not fit with the way the story was written at all.
The story itself was a bit boring, but I kept reading to find out what the deal was with Graham and the thing that keeps being hinted at that is going to happen at the end. I haven't read many mysteries/thrillers in YA, but I think there must be better ones out there.
It's not overly horrible, but it is formulaic and tedious...
The audiobook did help navigate the multiple POVs and they all did a good job with the narrations, so if you still want this, I recommend going audio, because it goes pretty fast that way..
It does not fit with the way the story was written at all.
The story itself was a bit boring, but I kept reading to find out what the deal was with Graham and the thing that keeps being hinted at that is going to happen at the end. I haven't read many mysteries/thrillers in YA, but I think there must be better ones out there.
It's not overly horrible, but it is formulaic and tedious...
The audiobook did help navigate the multiple POVs and they all did a good job with the narrations, so if you still want this, I recommend going audio, because it goes pretty fast that way..