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amy_reads4 's review for:
Hidden Nature
by Nora Roberts
slow-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
No
Loveable characters:
No
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
I really like the premise of this book and I feel like it had a lot of potential, however the pacing really threw me off and it just wasn’t quite for me.
We follow an injured police officer who has to go back to stay with her family whilst she heals, whilst trapped in the house and trying to ensure she recovers properly she discovers connections between the deaths of 3 different people, and realised that there is someone out there targeting people who have had near death experiences, something she knows all too well.
I really enjoyed the friendships and dynamics of this story, I love the familial elements and watching how they all supported each other. There were romance sub plots that ran through it that I do wish I had seen a little more of.
I found there was a lot of time spent on the details of her rehab and the things she was doing at home, then the serial killer plot was almost a sub plot that was rushed through.
We follow an injured police officer who has to go back to stay with her family whilst she heals, whilst trapped in the house and trying to ensure she recovers properly she discovers connections between the deaths of 3 different people, and realised that there is someone out there targeting people who have had near death experiences, something she knows all too well.
I really enjoyed the friendships and dynamics of this story, I love the familial elements and watching how they all supported each other. There were romance sub plots that ran through it that I do wish I had seen a little more of.
I found there was a lot of time spent on the details of her rehab and the things she was doing at home, then the serial killer plot was almost a sub plot that was rushed through.