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A review by jasoncjoyner
A Single Light: A Novel by Tosca Lee
5.0
This was a brilliant sequel to The Line Between. I loved the first book with the back and forth between Winter's life growing up in a doomsday cult and her escape and flight as she traveled with the potential key to stop a pandemic. A Single Light was even more nail-biting. As she described a world that had fallen apart, it creeped me out. I remember being in a corn maze while listening to it, and wondering if the animals around could make me sick. It seriously stuck with me.
It's a different structure than the first book, since it's not going back and forth, but the continuing story is engrossing. I loved the narration as well - Tosca's books lend themselves to listening. I would recommend this to any fans of end of the world or medical thrillers. There is some gory content, but it is not explicit. Too bad the series is over.
It's a different structure than the first book, since it's not going back and forth, but the continuing story is engrossing. I loved the narration as well - Tosca's books lend themselves to listening. I would recommend this to any fans of end of the world or medical thrillers. There is some gory content, but it is not explicit. Too bad the series is over.