A review by montigneyrules
Dogrun by Arthur Nersesian
3.0
*Not counted in either 2015/2016 reading challenges.
Interesting, quick read.
Sure there is a premise behind Mary's story, but I felt there was no real plot. The story moves along with an intent, "find more about Primo", but I wasn't really sure if there was an intended end plan or we were just openly following Mary as she figures out her life without Primo.
I enjoyed the variety of characters, that had their own unique quality within the story. Of course, I enjoyed some more than others, but each helped develop this strange concept of New York life. It only seemed odd that so many people knew Primo, with such immense overlap, but hey it's her world.
Interesting, quick read.
Sure there is a premise behind Mary's story, but I felt there was no real plot. The story moves along with an intent, "find more about Primo", but I wasn't really sure if there was an intended end plan or we were just openly following Mary as she figures out her life without Primo.
I enjoyed the variety of characters, that had their own unique quality within the story. Of course, I enjoyed some more than others, but each helped develop this strange concept of New York life. It only seemed odd that so many people knew Primo, with such immense overlap, but hey it's her world.