A review by ogrezed
Alone No More by Chris Philbrook
5.0
I read the first book in the series about 9 months ago. It shouldn't have taken me this long to get back to the story. I enjoyed it nearly as much as the first book, and had a tough time putting it down. I even fell asleep reading one night, staying up a few hours longer than I should have.
I like the alternation between events unknown to Adrian and journal entries in Adrian's diary, and the ways they end up connecting with each other. It's fun to have different perspectives on the same story.
However, one complaint is that there were a few typographical and grammatical errors. At one point, "Brian" was even transposed into "Brain". Not numerous errors, but each one took me out of the story, so I found them a bit frustrating.
I like the alternation between events unknown to Adrian and journal entries in Adrian's diary, and the ways they end up connecting with each other. It's fun to have different perspectives on the same story.
However, one complaint is that there were a few typographical and grammatical errors. At one point, "Brian" was even transposed into "Brain". Not numerous errors, but each one took me out of the story, so I found them a bit frustrating.