A review by scrow1022
The Queer and the Restless by Kris Ripper
3.0
I liked Ed's voice in this book - what I've liked most in this series so far is how strong each MC's voice is with each book and that continues - and I liked continuing to hang out with the community. But I didn't feel I ever got a good sense of who Alisha is (and the bit I did I wasn't wild about) and therefore couldn't get excited about their relationship. It also felt that the book kind of just... ended, I didn't have any sense of resolution they way I did with the others.
I have to confess, I already know what happens in the rest of the series, I took the last two books out of the library a while back and half skimmed/read them - that was what made me want to buy the books for myself and then start at the beginning. So I see this book as one that carries along the overall narrative of the series, but doesn't entirely work on its own.
I have to confess, I already know what happens in the rest of the series, I took the last two books out of the library a while back and half skimmed/read them - that was what made me want to buy the books for myself and then start at the beginning. So I see this book as one that carries along the overall narrative of the series, but doesn't entirely work on its own.