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A review by maristocratic
Love Me, Love Me Not by Katherine Debona
dark
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
1.0
The vague synopsis gave me hope that this book would be twisty and turny and keep me rooted to the spot reading.
Reality is a bit different, I'm afraid. This book dragged so much for something so short. I hated every character, they were bland, boring, annoying and oh so irritating. The story itself was blah. There was a twist, but the end felt like a cop out with too detailed explanation of what went down and how it got to be the way it did.
I was so hopeful to read a great psychological thriller but I got drama, ridiculous and unrealistic theatrics and a twisted mc. Unfortunately this was a no from me.
Reality is a bit different, I'm afraid. This book dragged so much for something so short. I hated every character, they were bland, boring, annoying and oh so irritating. The story itself was blah. There was a twist, but the end felt like a cop out with too detailed explanation of what went down and how it got to be the way it did.
I was so hopeful to read a great psychological thriller but I got drama, ridiculous and unrealistic theatrics and a twisted mc. Unfortunately this was a no from me.
Graphic: Miscarriage, Self harm, Violence, and Suicide attempt
Moderate: Suicidal thoughts and Violence