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A review by impybelle
Bittersweet by Susan Wittig Albert
4.0
If I'd started this just a smidge earlier yesterday, I would have finished it in one day. As it was, I had to work so I did eventually require sleep.
I'm always a little wary about books in a series that suddenly throw us a new character to follow (China shares the storytelling in this outing) but I enjoyed Mack so that worked out.
I suspect that if you have very strong feelings about invasive species (be they plant or animal), hunting, or possibly drones your feelings on this book might be a little different than mine. They might not. As it is, I was happily along for the ride as the mystery unfolded.
There are a few loose threads set aside for the next book (Ruby's daughter Amy is going to wind up in trouble one way or another and China's stepfather's health is still up in the air) and I'm looking forward to seeing what's up next.
I'm always a little wary about books in a series that suddenly throw us a new character to follow (China shares the storytelling in this outing) but I enjoyed Mack so that worked out.
I suspect that if you have very strong feelings about invasive species (be they plant or animal), hunting, or possibly drones your feelings on this book might be a little different than mine. They might not. As it is, I was happily along for the ride as the mystery unfolded.
There are a few loose threads set aside for the next book (Ruby's daughter Amy is going to wind up in trouble one way or another and China's stepfather's health is still up in the air) and I'm looking forward to seeing what's up next.