I had a hard time rating The Other Woman.
If I based the rating on the writing alone with consideration that this is the author’s debut, the author should get a 4 star review. There are many twists and turns that will give readers metaphorical whiplash. I feel as if the Sandie Jones intentionally wants to have the reader scream at the characters, especially the heroine, the entire time. And the novel will keep your attention. It is addicting.
If I base it off of the plot only, I give it a 3. The plot was a little predictable at times. I didn’t necessarily enjoy Emily’s idiocy. And I wanted more than what the ending and epilogue gave. It falls flat.
I can’t really give too much detail or even my normal loves / hates with this review without running the risk of spoiling it. You really just need to read it.
If I based the rating on the writing alone with consideration that this is the author’s debut, the author should get a 4 star review. There are many twists and turns that will give readers metaphorical whiplash. I feel as if the Sandie Jones intentionally wants to have the reader scream at the characters, especially the heroine, the entire time. And the novel will keep your attention. It is addicting.
If I base it off of the plot only, I give it a 3. The plot was a little predictable at times. I didn’t necessarily enjoy Emily’s idiocy. And I wanted more than what the ending and epilogue gave. It falls flat.
I can’t really give too much detail or even my normal loves / hates with this review without running the risk of spoiling it. You really just need to read it.