A review by aistuuh
Kai ateina naktis by Peter Cameron
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
1.5
At first it seemed fun, seemed interesing how the main character didn't have a name or just the plot itself seemed fun. Later the book just became confusing. The characters most of the time made me angry, especially with the way they were talking, the only character I didn't find weird or got angry at was the bartender.
With the plot it's honestly not what I expected. I read the back of the book and was thinking it will be a lot more mysterious and will have spooky stuff happening but it was nothing like that. Or just how in the back of the book a Japanese couple was mentioned, making it seem like they will have a bigger role yet they disappeared after that one scene.
Also with the dialogue, I get that the author was trying to make something artistic or creative but it was honestly just not good and not fun to read.
And last thing, I could clearly feel that the book was written by a man.
With the plot it's honestly not what I expected. I read the back of the book and was thinking it will be a lot more mysterious and will have spooky stuff happening but it was nothing like that. Or just how in the back of the book a Japanese couple was mentioned, making it seem like they will have a bigger role yet they disappeared after that one scene.
Also with the dialogue, I get that the author was trying to make something artistic or creative but it was honestly just not good and not fun to read.
And last thing, I could clearly feel that the book was written by a man.