Though this isn't a book I can say was most intriguing for me particularly as I consider myself a reader who likes plot twists, and discovery I do think it had some good aspects.
The book in itself is quite a simple read with no complex words or a confusing plot line as you begin to delve into the beginning pages. There also isn't any dramatisation, so is particularly a calm read, yet isn't boring.
Potentially it can play more into real life scenarios with the aspect of grief between family and the complications of sorting out the aftermath, and the addition of 3 siblings who can't seem to agree on anything between themselves is quite an intriguing way to set out the story. However it does seem more character oriented with the relationships between them all mostly discussed, as well as their selfish ways.
As I have only read a snippet of the story, I can say that I am intrigued to want to know more into the circumstances of Jonathan's death and why the mother or Megan haven't been included within the will themselves - so the addition of a mysterious turn has been introduced quite well overall.
The book in itself is quite a simple read with no complex words or a confusing plot line as you begin to delve into the beginning pages. There also isn't any dramatisation, so is particularly a calm read, yet isn't boring.
Potentially it can play more into real life scenarios with the aspect of grief between family and the complications of sorting out the aftermath, and the addition of 3 siblings who can't seem to agree on anything between themselves is quite an intriguing way to set out the story. However it does seem more character oriented with the relationships between them all mostly discussed, as well as their selfish ways.
As I have only read a snippet of the story, I can say that I am intrigued to want to know more into the circumstances of Jonathan's death and why the mother or Megan haven't been included within the will themselves - so the addition of a mysterious turn has been introduced quite well overall.