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A review by pamelarope
A Test of Wills by Charles Todd
3.0
I love historical mysteries, so I picked this book up to fulfill the "book by two authors" box on my challenge.
I liked the character of Ian Rutledge. I thought the voice of Hamish in his mind is a unique device. I found myself being brought down a lot--Ian isn't a villain and I felt bad for him being tormented as he was.
I thought there were a lot of characters in this book and that it was slow paced. The ending had a good twist. I had guessed about the love arc, which is interesting because I'm usually oblivious. I don't know if I'll pick up another one of these books. This one was a little too dark for me.
I liked the character of Ian Rutledge. I thought the voice of Hamish in his mind is a unique device. I found myself being brought down a lot--Ian isn't a villain and I felt bad for him being tormented as he was.
I thought there were a lot of characters in this book and that it was slow paced. The ending had a good twist. I had guessed about the love arc, which is interesting because I'm usually oblivious. I don't know if I'll pick up another one of these books. This one was a little too dark for me.