Review: Could Have Been 5 Stars
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 8, 2014
This is a great book when you have a few minutes to spare since at approximately 22 pages it does not take up a lot of time.The synopsis gives you the basics you need for this book so I can't really add much to the description of the plot without spoiling things in this short of a story BUT the reason I gave it three stars was because the book is actually two intertwined stories, both of which I found interesting reading. The problem is that I was jarred out of the book by having to reread the transition more than once to try to figure out what just happened.My first thought was that the editor had left the building, since it was making no sense. The reality became clear in a few pages but by this time I was looking for clues and miscues more than enjoying the story.So the bottom line here is that we have two intriguing stories that are directly related but are joined by what I consider a poor transition from one to the other. What could have been a 5 Star story became an exercise in frustration that could have been avoided with a few pages added to the transition and maybe a page more to the ending. 3 Stars but I still would recommend it for those short time periods since it does make you question a few things which means you won't be bored.