The Janes by Louisa Luna is a fantastic thriller that had me glued to the pages until the very end. It’s well-written, intriguing, chilling and so incredibly entertaining.
I didn’t read the first book so I’m pretty sure there are some backstory that I missed, but I don’t think it’s necessary to fully enjoy this book. Louisa Luna seems to have a way with words that draws you deep into her story and never lets you go. Her writing style is absolutely engaging and will captivate you from the start. The plot is dark… the story is after all about human trafficking, murder, and corruption, so if that’s not something you’d want to read about, then maybe you should skip this one. That being said, I thoroughly enjoyed the storyline, was on edge almost the entire time, and fell in love with the lead character, Alice Vega. She’s such an amazing heroine and I really enjoyed getting to know her. Max Caplan is a great character too and I liked him well enough. I enjoyed the dynamic between them so much that I have to read the first book. Overall, this is an awesome crime thriller with an intriguing plot and wonderfully well-developed characters.
I was highly entertaining with this book and would definitely recommend it to readers looking for an exciting and well-written thriller. Louisa Luna is a talented author and I can’t wait to read more from her.
Thank you Bookish First and Doubleday for sending me a free advance reader copy. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
I didn’t read the first book so I’m pretty sure there are some backstory that I missed, but I don’t think it’s necessary to fully enjoy this book. Louisa Luna seems to have a way with words that draws you deep into her story and never lets you go. Her writing style is absolutely engaging and will captivate you from the start. The plot is dark… the story is after all about human trafficking, murder, and corruption, so if that’s not something you’d want to read about, then maybe you should skip this one. That being said, I thoroughly enjoyed the storyline, was on edge almost the entire time, and fell in love with the lead character, Alice Vega. She’s such an amazing heroine and I really enjoyed getting to know her. Max Caplan is a great character too and I liked him well enough. I enjoyed the dynamic between them so much that I have to read the first book. Overall, this is an awesome crime thriller with an intriguing plot and wonderfully well-developed characters.
I was highly entertaining with this book and would definitely recommend it to readers looking for an exciting and well-written thriller. Louisa Luna is a talented author and I can’t wait to read more from her.
Thank you Bookish First and Doubleday for sending me a free advance reader copy. All thoughts and opinions are my own.