A review by suze_1624
Anthem of the Sea by Thom Collins
4.0
3.5/4* for different parts of the book.
The start going off with a bang (literally) for Oliver - he is set out through out to be the bad guy, and he is, but I mostly felt more sad for him that his internal views of how his misfortune was always some one elses fault.
Elijah and Daniel were the sugary antidote, all very insta attraction and the condensed atmosphere of a cruise ship ramped up timelines.
I enjoyed the ship atmosphere and the contrast between front and back of house.
The crimes and storm ramped up the tension again.
I was waiting to read this one before getting the other two books and I will be, to see what trouble the mystery funeral guest gets up to next.
The start going off with a bang (literally) for Oliver - he is set out through out to be the bad guy, and he is, but I mostly felt more sad for him that his internal views of how his misfortune was always some one elses fault.
Elijah and Daniel were the sugary antidote, all very insta attraction and the condensed atmosphere of a cruise ship ramped up timelines.
I enjoyed the ship atmosphere and the contrast between front and back of house.
The crimes and storm ramped up the tension again.
I was waiting to read this one before getting the other two books and I will be, to see what trouble the mystery funeral guest gets up to next.