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charmainelim 's review for:
The Drift
by C.J. Tudor
slow-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
Complicated
Loveable characters:
No
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Keeping up with 15 characters was not easy and it made it hard to get invested in any particular story.
I kind of guessed one of the bigger reveals and then forgot I guessed it because I put the book down for a few weeks. Ended up being right so I guess that was nice?
The ending though. It felt like it needed a lot more work because it felt so random. There are so many things left unanswered, which makes it hard to follow or believe anything in the end. There’s even a whole conversation between two characters where I got really confused because it was obviously impossible for what they’re discussing to be true. By the time the last two chapters came about, I didn’t understand how things worked anymore, or believe any of it was possible, so the whole thing felt like a major letdown.
I kind of guessed one of the bigger reveals and then forgot I guessed it because I put the book down for a few weeks. Ended up being right so I guess that was nice?
The ending though. It felt like it needed a lot more work because it felt so random. There are so many things left unanswered, which makes it hard to follow or believe anything in the end. There’s even a whole conversation between two characters where I got really confused because it was obviously impossible for what they’re discussing to be true. By the time the last two chapters came about, I didn’t understand how things worked anymore, or believe any of it was possible, so the whole thing felt like a major letdown.