I wouldn't read it with the main character focusing on her child so much
I like the cover, the red colour definitely gets attention, and if I'd see it in the bookstore/online, I'd check what this book is about.
I truly dislike books where motherhood is a main topic, with children and all of the stuff around it. I believe that women are happier being childless and enjoy life, career, travels. I can't identify myself with characters who have or/and love children so if the child is mentioned in the half of the extract, and the first sentence about a book is "But being a working mother is so much more difficult..." that's a "no" from me.
I have to say that I really liked the crime plot - the secret service in the London underground, hackers, weird online website for dirty cops. I think that if you'd remove the main character being a mother and you'd remove the child from the story, I'd definitely want to read this book (potentially buy it).
I truly dislike books where motherhood is a main topic, with children and all of the stuff around it. I believe that women are happier being childless and enjoy life, career, travels. I can't identify myself with characters who have or/and love children so if the child is mentioned in the half of the extract, and the first sentence about a book is "But being a working mother is so much more difficult..." that's a "no" from me.
I have to say that I really liked the crime plot - the secret service in the London underground, hackers, weird online website for dirty cops. I think that if you'd remove the main character being a mother and you'd remove the child from the story, I'd definitely want to read this book (potentially buy it).