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A review by jstanley030
Day One by Nate Kenyon
3.0
I did not care too much for the protagonist at first, but then after events started rolling I enjoyed it more.
An overall enjoyable read, but nothing fancy in terms of plot, character development, or writing.
Basically the group (who I didn’t really grow attached to) runs around New York, with Hawke sharing constant reminders that he needs to get back to his wife and son before the creepy neighbors gets to them…
Yet, since I didn’t care too much for the characters, I wasn’t deeply moved when they died nor did I really care if Hawke got to his family or not.
So basically, the general plot being a genre I enjoy saved this book and gave it three stars.
An overall enjoyable read, but nothing fancy in terms of plot, character development, or writing.
Basically the group (who I didn’t really grow attached to) runs around New York, with Hawke sharing constant reminders that he needs to get back to his wife and son before the creepy neighbors gets to them…
Yet, since I didn’t care too much for the characters, I wasn’t deeply moved when they died nor did I really care if Hawke got to his family or not.
So basically, the general plot being a genre I enjoy saved this book and gave it three stars.