I dont often read this type of book despie being classed as a thriller it seemed more full of drama and action. The multiple perspectives of the subject add to make it feel unique and just how a murder mystery story should. The first look had me intrigued and gripped my interest which only peaked throughout the story.
Oliver and Ciara meet in a queue in Dublin and have a ynique relationship. This same very week Covid-19 hits the Irish shores and the two are almost torn apart. They decide to spend the lockdown together and Oliver is not who he seems. He hides his true self from Ciara.
This is the first book I have read with Covid as part of the plot and I did not expect it to be so good. Its funny and mind boggling and held my interest really well. The timeline jumps around which was a bit of a challenge to keep up with but it created the perfect incoherent atmosphere for the novel.
Oliver and Ciara meet in a queue in Dublin and have a ynique relationship. This same very week Covid-19 hits the Irish shores and the two are almost torn apart. They decide to spend the lockdown together and Oliver is not who he seems. He hides his true self from Ciara.
This is the first book I have read with Covid as part of the plot and I did not expect it to be so good. Its funny and mind boggling and held my interest really well. The timeline jumps around which was a bit of a challenge to keep up with but it created the perfect incoherent atmosphere for the novel.