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noladawnreads 's review for:
The Incompletes
by Linda Smolkin
dark
emotional
informative
mysterious
reflective
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Complicated
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Complicated
š„THE INCOMPLETESš„
Linda Smolkin @lindasmolkin
Available now!
Thank you @katerockbooktours and the author for including me on this tour and my #gifted copy.
Emma is a teacher and a hopeful first time homeowner when she discovers a set of drums in the basement of the home. As a drummer she is elated and the kit is included in the sale. Upon inspection she finds a list of names with all but one crossed out but isnāt sure what itās about.
Sheās also grieving the loss of a family member and decides to join a grief group. While leaving the group she meets Katie, a guitarist there for music therapy. Itās kismet. Along with Zev, who she met at a music store, they form a band, The Incompletes.
These things come together in what is called bashert, Yiddish for āmeant to beā. Invisible strings weave through their lives and Emma must decide if an evil person deserves to die.
This was an intriguing premise and I found myself wrapped up in the history and grief of it all. The background story of music and this ābandā of friends was engaging. I love a genre blend and this one includes mystery, contemporary, historical, and suspense.
Linda Smolkin @lindasmolkin
Available now!
Thank you @katerockbooktours and the author for including me on this tour and my #gifted copy.
Emma is a teacher and a hopeful first time homeowner when she discovers a set of drums in the basement of the home. As a drummer she is elated and the kit is included in the sale. Upon inspection she finds a list of names with all but one crossed out but isnāt sure what itās about.
Sheās also grieving the loss of a family member and decides to join a grief group. While leaving the group she meets Katie, a guitarist there for music therapy. Itās kismet. Along with Zev, who she met at a music store, they form a band, The Incompletes.
These things come together in what is called bashert, Yiddish for āmeant to beā. Invisible strings weave through their lives and Emma must decide if an evil person deserves to die.
This was an intriguing premise and I found myself wrapped up in the history and grief of it all. The background story of music and this ābandā of friends was engaging. I love a genre blend and this one includes mystery, contemporary, historical, and suspense.