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A Thousand Miles
by Bridget Morrissey
medium-paced
MEH.
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I’m writing this review only a few days after finishing this book and can hardly remember it. And that’s pretty much the crux of anything else I say after this point. It was fine, but not all the endearing.
I never liked the FMC, Dee. Something about her continually rubbed me the wrong way and I hated how she handled a lot of her interactions with Ben. Ben should have dropped his promise and moved right along. Admittedly, I did think there were some sweet moments. Those were very much overshadowed by everything else.
The podcast chapters were annoying. I didn’t think they added anything to the story (except for maybe the last one). It took me out and I just wanted to get back to the road trip. I did like the dual POV line-up because I love both sides of a tale.
And I think I’ve basically ran out of things to say, it was okay y’all. Moving along.
Overall audience notes:
- Contemporary Romance
- Language: some strong
- Romance: fade to black
- Trigger/Content Warnings: infidelity mentioned, grief/loss depiction, death of a grandmother
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I’m writing this review only a few days after finishing this book and can hardly remember it. And that’s pretty much the crux of anything else I say after this point. It was fine, but not all the endearing.
I never liked the FMC, Dee. Something about her continually rubbed me the wrong way and I hated how she handled a lot of her interactions with Ben. Ben should have dropped his promise and moved right along. Admittedly, I did think there were some sweet moments. Those were very much overshadowed by everything else.
The podcast chapters were annoying. I didn’t think they added anything to the story (except for maybe the last one). It took me out and I just wanted to get back to the road trip. I did like the dual POV line-up because I love both sides of a tale.
And I think I’ve basically ran out of things to say, it was okay y’all. Moving along.
Overall audience notes:
- Contemporary Romance
- Language: some strong
- Romance: fade to black
- Trigger/Content Warnings: infidelity mentioned, grief/loss depiction, death of a grandmother