A review by roseybot
Illusive, Volume 1 by Emily Lloyd-Jones
3.0
Meh. I felt so little while reading this book (apart from things I brought in about crooks and heists). I wasn't outraged by it, but I was also a little bored by it. It was very... Meh.
I think there was a bit of false advertising. The heist took up maybe one chapter. The main character was bland. Her choices strange. I thought the end was fine. Not emotionally wrought and must turn the page inducing, but it was answering the question of the book. Sort of. I wish it had come from Ciere instead of the agent.
Mostly I just felt... Very little about this book. It was kind of a disappointment.
I think there was a bit of false advertising. The heist took up maybe one chapter. The main character was bland. Her choices strange. I thought the end was fine. Not emotionally wrought and must turn the page inducing, but it was answering the question of the book. Sort of. I wish it had come from Ciere instead of the agent.
Mostly I just felt... Very little about this book. It was kind of a disappointment.