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The Cloisters
by Katy Hays
slow-paced
Thank you to Book Club Favorites and Simon & Schuster for the gifted copy.
BORING.
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Goooood heavens. I thought I was getting one book and got another and I’m sad about that.
Things started off well, I liked the initial vibes and was curious about how all of this was going to go down, little did I know, how monotonous it would be.
Mostly it’s Ann going to work, hanging out with coworkers and occasionally finding something interesting. THEN SOMETHING EXCITING FINALLY HAPPENED, a murder! Who’s done it?! And while for a minute there I wasn’t sure, it became pretty clear, pretty quickly, who it was.
And then I spent the rest of the book trying to speed (3x audio) read through it.
The writing itself was good, it was the organization of plot and ideas that I found lacking. Parts of the ending had some tidbits that were interesting and at last gave the book the “dark” academia vibe I was told it had.
I just really needed more in many areas.
Overall audience notes:
- Mystery
- Language: some strong
- Romance: closed door
- Violence: medium
- Trigger/Content Warnings: murder, fatmisia, drug use and abuse, car accident
BORING.
BLOG || INSTAGRAM
Goooood heavens. I thought I was getting one book and got another and I’m sad about that.
Things started off well, I liked the initial vibes and was curious about how all of this was going to go down, little did I know, how monotonous it would be.
Mostly it’s Ann going to work, hanging out with coworkers and occasionally finding something interesting. THEN SOMETHING EXCITING FINALLY HAPPENED, a murder! Who’s done it?! And while for a minute there I wasn’t sure, it became pretty clear, pretty quickly, who it was.
And then I spent the rest of the book trying to speed (3x audio) read through it.
The writing itself was good, it was the organization of plot and ideas that I found lacking. Parts of the ending had some tidbits that were interesting and at last gave the book the “dark” academia vibe I was told it had.
I just really needed more in many areas.
Overall audience notes:
- Mystery
- Language: some strong
- Romance: closed door
- Violence: medium
- Trigger/Content Warnings: murder, fatmisia, drug use and abuse, car accident