A review by jenbsbooks
Disturbed by Jennifer Jaynes
3.0
I liked this fine. It kept my interest. I can't say the "twist(s)" really surprised me. Maybe I've read too many similar stories, but I was almost expecting it. Even with the usual "try to get you to suspect everyone" that was going on ...
I didn't quite get the focus on Lang as the detective, his accident and pain and such ... I guess it goes to show how the original investigation didn't get a full follow-up. But still, I don't know that I really needed to know that much about him personally, his love life, etc. Also, when the POV (third person the whole way, but still shifted to individual's perspectives) switched to Boyd, that gave things away. Again, when we got Elizabeth's view. I know at some point there needs to be a reveal, but it felt like a spoiler within the book.
Speaking of spoilers ...
So - I'm not sorry I read it. I probably will remember the story/twist. It was entertaining enough but not really something I'd rave about or recommend.
I didn't quite get the focus on Lang as the detective, his accident and pain and such ... I guess it goes to show how the original investigation didn't get a full follow-up. But still, I don't know that I really needed to know that much about him personally, his love life, etc. Also, when the POV (third person the whole way, but still shifted to individual's perspectives) switched to Boyd, that gave things away. Again, when we got Elizabeth's view. I know at some point there needs to be a reveal, but it felt like a spoiler within the book.
Speaking of spoilers ...
Spoiler
I'm not sure how multiple personalities work, but saying the Chelsea wasn't aware of Elizabeth at some times, yet was "best friends" and having conversations with her at other times?So - I'm not sorry I read it. I probably will remember the story/twist. It was entertaining enough but not really something I'd rave about or recommend.