Crystal J. (dorolerium) reviewed Injustice For All (Justice Seekers, Bk 1) on + 212 more book reviews
After finishing this one, all I can really say is oh my, and not in a good way. I had really high hopes for this book, I wanted a fun, light mystery after reading a truly great but heavy novel, and this was just not what I wanted in any way. It started out just fine, but lost me along the way.
My first complaint is that the mystery was just not that great. I dont like to figure a mystery out on my own, I like the not knowing and wondering, feeling more like Im one of the characters experiencing the situation at the same time. Without even trying, not even consciously thinking about who could have done it, I pretty much had everything figured out with the exception of the name of the big bad. And thats probably only because that name wasnt mentioned prior to the reveal. It left the whole thing flat for me...
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My first complaint is that the mystery was just not that great. I dont like to figure a mystery out on my own, I like the not knowing and wondering, feeling more like Im one of the characters experiencing the situation at the same time. Without even trying, not even consciously thinking about who could have done it, I pretty much had everything figured out with the exception of the name of the big bad. And thats probably only because that name wasnt mentioned prior to the reveal. It left the whole thing flat for me...
To read the rest of my review, please visit my blog.
I enjoyed reading this book. At first, it was kind of hard to get the jist of what was happening, but patience was rewarded. As the book continued, the plot unfolded.
WARNING: The ending seemed somewhat repetitive to me. They could have stopped the book a good 50-pages earlier. It just kept going a little long for me.
On the positive side, the plot itself wasn't the typical plot. I enjoyed seeing things unfold & seeing how God strengthened the main characters' faith.
On the negative side, the use of romantic flings, children born out of wedlock to other men, deception, etc. very much disappointed me. Although I really like Robin's writing, she tends to be a little too heavy (at least for me) on these things.
WARNING: The ending seemed somewhat repetitive to me. They could have stopped the book a good 50-pages earlier. It just kept going a little long for me.
On the positive side, the plot itself wasn't the typical plot. I enjoyed seeing things unfold & seeing how God strengthened the main characters' faith.
On the negative side, the use of romantic flings, children born out of wedlock to other men, deception, etc. very much disappointed me. Although I really like Robin's writing, she tends to be a little too heavy (at least for me) on these things.
