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A review by bmulford
Harrow Lake by Kat Ellis
2.0
Ambling from set piece to set piece, some of the horror is done well, some parts just pass you by. Not *optimal* (that bloody word) when you can mentally see the iPhone note used to build the plot while reading it.
You end up splitting your time between wondering how you got to a plot point, and seeing the next plot point coming. The premise and the messaging are good, but unfortunately bungled. Disappointing but curious what else the author can do.
You end up splitting your time between wondering how you got to a plot point, and seeing the next plot point coming. The premise and the messaging are good, but unfortunately bungled. Disappointing but curious what else the author can do.