Falling
Ratings107
Average rating3.6
With how much people rave about this author's books, I honestly expected more.
This felt like watching a movie where you started it half an hour in - there was so little setup I felt like I'd missed something and felt completely detached from the characters.
It was easy enough to get through but felt a bit flat and predictable. I also felt like the end was weird and like it was stuck on to try and appease people who sympathise with terrorists, it just felt odd and out of place.
Also, must there be a grown man called 'Big Daddy'? No.
With how much people rave about this author's books, I honestly expected more.
This felt like watching a movie where you started it half an hour in - there was so little setup I felt like I'd missed something and felt completely detached from the characters.
It was easy enough to get through but felt a bit flat and predictable. I also felt like the end was weird and like it was stuck on to try and appease people who sympathise with terrorists, it just felt odd and out of place.
Also, must there be a grown man called 'Big Daddy'? No.