I loved this book so much - a lot of nights I spent reading too late because I needed ‘just one more chapter’!
I enjoyed the book and found descriptions of the scenery really interesting as well as the details of living in such a harsh environment compared to home.
I enjoyed the book and found descriptions of the scenery really interesting as well as the details of living in such a harsh environment compared to home.
I found the premise of this very realistic, but also terrifying. Genetically modifying humans to have skills and the unintended consequences as well as global pandemics seems all too much like the future we could live in.
There were so many parallels to Ponzi schemes I have heard about and this was so interesting. Enjoyable read.
Book was ok - I thought it was interesting and wanted to pick it up and read it, but also thought it was reasonably predictable in the end. Easy read :)
Book was ok - I thought it was interesting and wanted to pick it up and read it, but also thought it was reasonably predictable in the end. Easy read :)
It is crazy how much this sort of story of racism against migrants and refugees still exists and this was a look into it within a small town - ringing true from stories I have heard myself. Really enjoyable, albeit predictable.
I was expecting a bit more thriller but ended up being more light reading than mystery. A few twists but reasonably predictable. Easy read and enjoyable though.
I enjoyed it, but did find it a bit more predictable than the previous book. I loved lots of the references but the female narrator in the audiobook version really makes a mess with the Māori words :(
I needed a light read after a few heavy themes I had been reading and this delivered. Predictably cheesy but easy to read.
I enjoyed this - was clearly written by someone with a midwifery background. It was an interesting premise and the story moved quickly.
It was an easy read, albeit predictable. A lot of the theme was about not judging the style of book someone prefers and there is much to gain from reading a variety of genres. The character Valerie reminded me of a friend with her care for all despite having her own issues.
I really enjoyed the story. It had the expected red herrings throughout but left you guessing right to the end. A great story and addictive read :)
It was an easy read. Predictable but didn’t take a lot of thinking.
It was sci-fi, which isn’t usually my go-to but it was fine. I probably won’t read the rest of the series.
I loved this book. It wasn’t the predictable ending I so hate, so loved it until the end.
This opened a lot of questions for me about 1960s NZ views. I found it really interesting when I got into it! Including a lot of reading up about symbolism in meaning behind ‘The Fish’ character.
Usual great things from Harlan Coben. Unfortunately I read another of his ‘universe’ stories while waiting for this one so it spoilt two of the shocks, but still great to finish the series.
The main character really made me angry at times because of her naivety - in fact a sign of great writing. I wish the end wasn’t as predictable, but that is part of reading this style of book.