A review by iknowpages
The Colour of Thunder by Suzanne Harrison
3.0
The first thing I liked about this book was the writing. It was easy to picture, it was engaging and it was complex. However in parts I felt like there was a lot stuff going on that I couldn't pin point.
The nature of the story surrounding six characters would naturally have the tendency to make me feel a bit lost (don't forget I'm dumb).
The other thing I liked was the character building. Although sometimes too much, Harrison really made an effort with how well you know the characters. Not just the connection with each other but their back stories and what led them to ending up in Hong Kong.
Overall I enjoyed #TheColourofThunder but I felt as though it lacked a little in the mystery and suspense it promised, and in some parts felt a little long-winded. I expected it to really pack a punch and be incredibly intense, and although quite seductive secretive in parts, it was very subtle.
Thank you to #NetGalley and #LegendPress for this copy in exchange for my review.
The Colour of Thunder comes out 01.02!
The nature of the story surrounding six characters would naturally have the tendency to make me feel a bit lost (don't forget I'm dumb).
The other thing I liked was the character building. Although sometimes too much, Harrison really made an effort with how well you know the characters. Not just the connection with each other but their back stories and what led them to ending up in Hong Kong.
Overall I enjoyed #TheColourofThunder but I felt as though it lacked a little in the mystery and suspense it promised, and in some parts felt a little long-winded. I expected it to really pack a punch and be incredibly intense, and although quite seductive secretive in parts, it was very subtle.
Thank you to #NetGalley and #LegendPress for this copy in exchange for my review.
The Colour of Thunder comes out 01.02!