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Reality No-Show by Kiersten White
4.0
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The confusion continues in the sixth episode, where we leave the characters be and focus on the introduction of two new characters, one of which believes he's gone mad and everything is just a figment of his imagination. It is at times like this that it becomes really clear that these series is written by so many different authors.
While it was nice to have a lighter part in the story, it didn't feel to me like it belonged there. It was nice to read, but if I would read it as if it were one book, I would have been surprised at the sudden change of tone.
Thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for providing me with a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review!
The confusion continues in the sixth episode, where we leave the characters be and focus on the introduction of two new characters, one of which believes he's gone mad and everything is just a figment of his imagination. It is at times like this that it becomes really clear that these series is written by so many different authors.
While it was nice to have a lighter part in the story, it didn't feel to me like it belonged there. It was nice to read, but if I would read it as if it were one book, I would have been surprised at the sudden change of tone.
Thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for providing me with a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review!