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A review by meghananne
The Best Thing I Never Had by Erin Lawless
2.0
Reading this book was an interesting experience for me, it took me a long time to get into it. I think I was only seriously invested in the story by part two and I got through part one because I wanted to know what happened to them.
The writing style was difficult for me, I didn't truly connect with any of the characters and many of them annoyed me in some way. In the actual writing it was extremely hard to see whose perspective a new section was being written from until later in the scene and sometimes you couldn't be certain you were right. The other issue I had is that I found the timeline a bit difficult to follow.
The writing style was difficult for me, I didn't truly connect with any of the characters and many of them annoyed me in some way. In the actual writing it was extremely hard to see whose perspective a new section was being written from until later in the scene and sometimes you couldn't be certain you were right. The other issue I had is that I found the timeline a bit difficult to follow.