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mollyreadsandcrafts 's review for:
Making Waves
by Christina Lee
Something just felt off this whole book, like there was this disconnect between everything. I didn't really feel the chemistry between the characters, or the angst. I didn't mind them, there just wasn't anything there to draw me in. Maybe it was the details of the day to day, or the characters gasping problem - especially Alex, boy was gasping all over the place. Bailey was also a pretty immature character, I get that it was for ~the plot~ but it seemed a bit extreme and constant enough that it got boring.
There was some repeated thoughts in their internal monologues - exactly word for word - I'm not sure if this was to show the characters having a similar thought process or just lazy writing but it stood out enough to me.
Not my favorite, probably my least favorite of the FU series just because I couldn't connect with any of it.
So ready for Peyton's book, the book I basically read this entire series to get a full picture of. (that and Brady). Miller and Talon's kids?? Here we goooo.
There was some repeated thoughts in their internal monologues - exactly word for word - I'm not sure if this was to show the characters having a similar thought process or just lazy writing but it stood out enough to me.
Not my favorite, probably my least favorite of the FU series just because I couldn't connect with any of it.
So ready for Peyton's book, the book I basically read this entire series to get a full picture of. (that and Brady). Miller and Talon's kids?? Here we goooo.