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A review by nicoleasaurus
Adrenaline Rush by Cindy M. Hogan
5.0
{ I received an e - book copy of this book in exchange for an honest review }
I really really really enjoyed this book. A lot more than I thought I would. At first, I read the blurb and I was like "hmm that sounds interesting" and then I started reading and I was like "okay, this is cool". Then I got to the actual kidnapping part and honestly, at that point, I couldn't put it down. However, I did debate it at certain scenes that were a bit too graphic for my taste, but they worked with the story and I literally could not physically put this book down.
The blurb promises that "You won't want to put it down." The blurb was right. I'm the kind of person who, when reading a really great book I need to finish it before falling asleep, especially if it's as suspenseful as Adrenaline Rush and this book was no different. I needed to find out what happened and this book kept me interested from the very first page until the very last page. I highly recommend this book to anyone who likes suspense novels at all.
One of my favorite things about this book is that out of 31 chapters, more than half were dedicated to the kidnapping, their environment, and what goes on in the place. Many books similar drag out the before hand and don't explore the actual incident as much as it should.
Every line left the reader with an image. This book was so well written that from the very first line of the book ; "As I hurtled toward my destination at 500 miles an hour, I pulled out a notebook, placed it on the shiny mahogany table in front of me and scribbled a quick to - do list." to the very last line, I was picturing everything in my head like a movie playing out as I read the book. {I read this in a span of about three hours, give or take a little bit}.
Right after I finished this book, I went to my kindle store, bought the entire Watched trilogy as well as the next book in this series, Hotwire, and then proceeded to tell my dad about this book in the morning.
I really really really enjoyed this book. A lot more than I thought I would. At first, I read the blurb and I was like "hmm that sounds interesting" and then I started reading and I was like "okay, this is cool". Then I got to the actual kidnapping part and honestly, at that point, I couldn't put it down. However, I did debate it at certain scenes that were a bit too graphic for my taste, but they worked with the story and I literally could not physically put this book down.
The blurb promises that "You won't want to put it down." The blurb was right. I'm the kind of person who, when reading a really great book I need to finish it before falling asleep, especially if it's as suspenseful as Adrenaline Rush and this book was no different. I needed to find out what happened and this book kept me interested from the very first page until the very last page. I highly recommend this book to anyone who likes suspense novels at all.
One of my favorite things about this book is that out of 31 chapters, more than half were dedicated to the kidnapping, their environment, and what goes on in the place. Many books similar drag out the before hand and don't explore the actual incident as much as it should.
Every line left the reader with an image. This book was so well written that from the very first line of the book ; "As I hurtled toward my destination at 500 miles an hour, I pulled out a notebook, placed it on the shiny mahogany table in front of me and scribbled a quick to - do list." to the very last line, I was picturing everything in my head like a movie playing out as I read the book. {I read this in a span of about three hours, give or take a little bit}.
Right after I finished this book, I went to my kindle store, bought the entire Watched trilogy as well as the next book in this series, Hotwire, and then proceeded to tell my dad about this book in the morning.