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Children of the Sun by Beth Lewis
4.0
I loved this - I love all things cult/investigative journalism/emotional journeys so from the get go this was always going to be a winner.
Beth Lewis’ writing is so incredibly easy to read, and the way her story telling works with multiple perspectives, timelines, and themes is almost faultless. This was the first book I’d picked up from Lewis, and have now rapidly added anything I could find to my TBR.
As far as the plot is concerned, I was left guessing for almost the entire book - every time I thought I had figured something out, another aspect to consider was added to the mix. This helped create a suspenseful read that compelled you to keep going.
I’d definitely recommend reading this to anyone who found the description even vaguely interesting - I, for one, cannot wait until this is released in May. The physical copy of this will be given a home on my bookshelf as soon as possible.
I initially read this as an arc through NetGalley, and my opinions and views are my own.
Beth Lewis’ writing is so incredibly easy to read, and the way her story telling works with multiple perspectives, timelines, and themes is almost faultless. This was the first book I’d picked up from Lewis, and have now rapidly added anything I could find to my TBR.
As far as the plot is concerned, I was left guessing for almost the entire book - every time I thought I had figured something out, another aspect to consider was added to the mix. This helped create a suspenseful read that compelled you to keep going.
I’d definitely recommend reading this to anyone who found the description even vaguely interesting - I, for one, cannot wait until this is released in May. The physical copy of this will be given a home on my bookshelf as soon as possible.
I initially read this as an arc through NetGalley, and my opinions and views are my own.