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A review by mariasmusings
Ghost Girl by Lesley Thomson
1.0
After reading numerous positive reviews of the "Detective's Daughter", I was delighted to receive a copy of the second book in the series "Ghost Girl". However, despite starting the book over three months ago, I have yet to finish.
The reason? Well, confusion to put it simply. The story jumps from between 1966 and the present with several characters giving their own voice to the story. While it is possible to keep track of the story, the change between the 1st and 3rd person for a character, leads to a misleading narrative, where sometimes it is difficult to tell if an event has occurred or is merely the thought process of the character.
The reason? Well, confusion to put it simply. The story jumps from between 1966 and the present with several characters giving their own voice to the story. While it is possible to keep track of the story, the change between the 1st and 3rd person for a character, leads to a misleading narrative, where sometimes it is difficult to tell if an event has occurred or is merely the thought process of the character.