This was a well-written and pacey thriller, but ultimately it left me feeling a bit let down.
The novel started strongly, with the author skilfully introducing a variety of memorable characters while also keeping the action moving along. There was no sense that gaps were being filled in for readers like me who have not read the first book in the series.
Corrie Jackson is able to give us an insider’s view of a journalist’s work and her portrayal of the media world was one of the most convincing and enjoyable aspects of the story. However, many other elements of the plot were less plausible and I felt there were too few clues along the way to make the final twist a really satisfying revelation.
The novel started strongly, with the author skilfully introducing a variety of memorable characters while also keeping the action moving along. There was no sense that gaps were being filled in for readers like me who have not read the first book in the series.
Corrie Jackson is able to give us an insider’s view of a journalist’s work and her portrayal of the media world was one of the most convincing and enjoyable aspects of the story. However, many other elements of the plot were less plausible and I felt there were too few clues along the way to make the final twist a really satisfying revelation.