A review by siclarke
The Fox, the Dog, and the King by Matt Doyle
3.0
I still really like Cassie, Lori, and Bert. And Charlie too. I’m beginning to be fascinated by Hanson and Devin. Cassie and Lori’s blossoming relationship is sweet. The world they inhabit is interesting.
The trouble I had with this book is the nitty gritty details of the plot just didn’t make sense. I’m not sure if the book was intricately plotted and just not explained in a way I could follow or if the plot really wasn’t planned out at the detail level. Either way, it didn’t make a lot of sense.
It was still a light, easy read. I just had to set aside my desire to understand why people did things and to be able to follow the important conversations.
I’m super glad Fish survived unharmed though.
The trouble I had with this book is the nitty gritty details of the plot just didn’t make sense. I’m not sure if the book was intricately plotted and just not explained in a way I could follow or if the plot really wasn’t planned out at the detail level. Either way, it didn’t make a lot of sense.
It was still a light, easy read. I just had to set aside my desire to understand why people did things and to be able to follow the important conversations.
I’m super glad Fish survived unharmed though.