Rebel Farris

So I really enjoyed Snapshot: my first book by this particular author it really was such an easy interesting read with such a tantalising mystery at its very centre.
This was actually quite a simple story mainly revolving around its two leads Xander and Rosie.
It was also rather instalove in nature which wasn't altogether a bad thing as it did work rather well.
The story its self-takes place before the digital age which helps explain its believability.
Though events here mainly feature Xander and Rosie there was still enough going on mystery wise to keep me engaged and interested.
Though I do think Snapshot would have benefited greatly from some input from Xander's POV not just Rosies.
Because of the lack of insight into Xanders perspective, I do think it took me a while longer to feel a connection with him and also by extension his interactions with Rosie.
I think the onesided POV was mainly used to retain the mystery but in my opinion, wasn't really needed.
I understand this is a standalone prequel to a duet written about the daughter so will definitely be checking that out: it also explains the open-ended ominous feel I took away from this.
This really was a great first time experience with this author and I am happy to recommend.
I voluntary reviewed an Arc of Snapshot.
All opinions expressed here are entirely my own.



Reviewed By Beckie Bookworm
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So I really enjoyed Snapshot: my first book by this particular author it really was such an easy interesting read with such a tantalising mystery at its very centre.
This was actually quite a simple story mainly revolving around its two leads Xander and Rosie.
It was also rather instalove in nature which wasn't altogether a bad thing as it did work rather well.
The story its self-takes place before the digital age which helps explain its believability.
Though events here mainly feature Xander and Rosie there was still enough going on mystery wise to keep me engaged and interested.
Though I do think Snapshot would have benefited greatly from some input from Xander's POV not just Rosies.
Because of the lack of insight into Xanders perspective, I do think it took me a while longer to feel a connection with him and also by extension his interactions with Rosie.
I think the onesided POV was mainly used to retain the mystery but in my opinion, wasn't really needed.
I understand this is a standalone prequel to a duet written about the daughter so will definitely be checking that out: it also explains the open-ended ominous feel I took away from this.
This really was a great first time experience with this author and I am happy to recommend.
I voluntary reviewed an Arc of Snapshot.
All opinions expressed here are entirely my own.



Reviewed By Beckie Bookworm
https://www.facebook.com/beckiebookworm/
www.beckiebookworm.com… (més)