A review by kyra17
#noescape, by Gretchen McNeil
4.0
4.5/5
this book wasn’t perfect, towards the middle i had a feeling i knew where the plot was going(and ended up correct), but it still was super entertaining.
i love escape rooms, so this was so entertaining to visualize all the puzzles & clues, so although this book was missing the social media aspect i loved from books 1&2, the escape room concept made up for it.
the last like 3 chaps or so WOWW i had figured the plot twists out, but didn’t connect them together so wow.
when i first read the synopsis for this book i was confused how it related to the first 2 books… but after finishing AHHHH i had to go back & look through the other books to try and connect all the dots in my head haha.
one thing i did not enjoy though was the author’s charming (annoying) use of including the antonym to the previous word in parentheses constantly. it was witty the first 2 times, but it got so boring so quickly. 1/3 of the time the word in the () didn’t even make sense grammatically if you were to insert it in the sentence which bothered me even more.
[[SPOILERSSSSSSS]]
WOW ok so by a certain point i was getting suspicious of kevin, and i was wondering what persey’s involvement would turn out to be. but i didn’t even realize that they never gave any of her family member’s names
this book wasn’t perfect, towards the middle i had a feeling i knew where the plot was going(and ended up correct), but it still was super entertaining.
i love escape rooms, so this was so entertaining to visualize all the puzzles & clues, so although this book was missing the social media aspect i loved from books 1&2, the escape room concept made up for it.
the last like 3 chaps or so WOWW i had figured the plot twists out, but didn’t connect them together so wow.
when i first read the synopsis for this book i was confused how it related to the first 2 books… but after finishing AHHHH i had to go back & look through the other books to try and connect all the dots in my head haha.
one thing i did not enjoy though was the author’s charming (annoying) use of including the antonym to the previous word in parentheses constantly. it was witty the first 2 times, but it got so boring so quickly. 1/3 of the time the word in the () didn’t even make sense grammatically if you were to insert it in the sentence which bothered me even more.
[[SPOILERSSSSSSS]]
WOW ok so by a certain point i was getting suspicious of kevin, and i was wondering what persey’s involvement would turn out to be. but i didn’t even realize that they never gave any of her family member’s names