~*BOOK REVIEW*~ The Promise by Theresa Driscoll
~*BOOK REVIEW*~
The Promise by Theresa Driscoll
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3 ***
I've never written anything in my reviews that's been
dishonest, and I'm not going to start now. I didn't enjoy this book and
struggled to reach the end. But, I persevered. I can't say I'm glad I did
because I was sorely disappointed in the "BIG REVEAL". 'The Promise'
was made out to be something truly, truly bad. So when it came out what that
promise was? I wasn't that surprised because of the lead up to it. It wasn't an
'OMG' moment, nor was it I 'grip the edge of your seat' moment. Yes, it was
terrible but it wasn't what I expected. This whole story lacked the OOMPH
factor that makes a psychological thriller; though maybe my standards of this
genre is set quite high.
Don't get me wrong, the characters were fab. They were
interesting and great to read about and the author's writing style was good,
but it wasn't amazing... it could have been a lot better. I loved Beth, though
I found some of the things she said or did to be rather childish (especially
for her adult age). Sally was sweet and kind, she was by the far the best
character in this story, along with Matthew. My heart ached for him, that's for
sure.
I'm giving it a 3 star mainly because the ending (chapter
before the epilogue) was great and I didn't see much of that happening and that
was a lovely surprise, cause honestly? I was feeling a bit bummed about the
whole thing.
Good penmanship and characters but not a great story.
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