Suzi
There's no denying this was ridiculously compelling, the chapters are super short and fast paced, and the mystery is so intriguing you just have to find out what happened.
The issues however are with the repetitive nature of the story- as Liv has a condition affecting her memory, each day she wakes up she goes through the same cycle of alarm, confusion, finding out the same things that she can't remember, etc. This totally makes sense in relation to her condition but reading it time after time is not so fun.
I listened to this one on audio and January LaVoy (as always) along with Imogen Church were amazing as the narrators.
There's no denying this was ridiculously compelling, the chapters are super short and fast paced, and the mystery is so intriguing you just have to find out what happened.
The issues however are with the repetitive nature of the story- as Liv has a condition affecting her memory, each day she wakes up she goes through the same cycle of alarm, confusion, finding out the same things that she can't remember, etc. This totally makes sense in relation to her condition but reading it time after time is not so fun.
I listened to this one on audio and January LaVoy (as always) along with Imogen Church were amazing as the narrators.