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The New Neighbor
by Carter Wilson
dark
mysterious
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
The New Neighbor is my first book by Carter Wilson. I loved the immediate drama and characters, as well as the short chapters and the premise. In short, Aiden is unexpectedly a widower with twin kids and he wins the lottery on the day of the funeral.
Aiden decides to move the family to a new town and then it’s a quick, slippery slope to a dangerous, thrilling mess.
I found the first 200 pages to be incredibly propulsive, but the back half moved slower than I would’ve liked. I will say that the character development was good, but the energy of the book shifted in a way that disappointed me just a bit. I wasn’t impressed by the plot twists, but I will read from Carter Wilson future.
Aiden decides to move the family to a new town and then it’s a quick, slippery slope to a dangerous, thrilling mess.
I found the first 200 pages to be incredibly propulsive, but the back half moved slower than I would’ve liked. I will say that the character development was good, but the energy of the book shifted in a way that disappointed me just a bit. I wasn’t impressed by the plot twists, but I will read from Carter Wilson future.