I’ve really enjoyed previous works by Logan, but I found this one to be slightly predictable. Overall I enjoyed it but wouldn’t read it again.
Like most crime / thrillers I like to guess Whodunnit and I go along, and I’m always disappointed if I get it right. I want the “OMG” moment when the culprit is revealed and unfortunately with this one I saw it coming. Although there needs to be hints along the way to bring the book to a conclusion, and the occasional red herring, I found with this thriller the most likely culprit turned out to be responsible.
It’s still a good read though, and the writing style is easy to get along with, and has good character development as seen in Logan’s other books, but o found it was just not as good as The Catch of The Holiday. Those books particularly had me hooked right up to the final chapter, whereas Trust Me could only really end one way.
Like most crime / thrillers I like to guess Whodunnit and I go along, and I’m always disappointed if I get it right. I want the “OMG” moment when the culprit is revealed and unfortunately with this one I saw it coming. Although there needs to be hints along the way to bring the book to a conclusion, and the occasional red herring, I found with this thriller the most likely culprit turned out to be responsible.
It’s still a good read though, and the writing style is easy to get along with, and has good character development as seen in Logan’s other books, but o found it was just not as good as The Catch of The Holiday. Those books particularly had me hooked right up to the final chapter, whereas Trust Me could only really end one way.