This isn't my sort of book by a long shot, but whilst I wouldn't want to read the whole thing necessarily it does a good job of transporting the reader back to the mod/rocker era of nights out.
Whilst it didn't grab me particularly the setting felt real, as did the characters in it which is always nice.
Doesn't really give you any sense of where the story might be going but the lead character has a nice stance and the insecurities and beliefs she follows really come across well.
It bored me reading it, and I felt no inclination to want to continue.
Whilst it didn't grab me particularly the setting felt real, as did the characters in it which is always nice.
Doesn't really give you any sense of where the story might be going but the lead character has a nice stance and the insecurities and beliefs she follows really come across well.
It bored me reading it, and I felt no inclination to want to continue.