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A review by shazov
Beggars and Choosers by Mia Kerick
4.0
This book took a little getting used to, mainly due to the phonetic language that was being used for one character. But once I got used to that, I actually started to appreciate it, as it got me into Brett's head.
Neither of the MC's life has been easy up to the point where they meet. They both have a lot of growing up to do, even though neither of them really had a childhood to begin with. And there are more trials and tribulations along the way for them both.
The story is told from alternate points of view. While I realise some people find this annoying, I actually enjoy knowing what is going on in both of the MC's heads. Especially with everything that was going on and all the history that still had an impact in the present.
So overall this was a great story that I truly enjoyed reading.
Neither of the MC's life has been easy up to the point where they meet. They both have a lot of growing up to do, even though neither of them really had a childhood to begin with. And there are more trials and tribulations along the way for them both.
The story is told from alternate points of view. While I realise some people find this annoying, I actually enjoy knowing what is going on in both of the MC's heads. Especially with everything that was going on and all the history that still had an impact in the present.
So overall this was a great story that I truly enjoyed reading.