From the bookshelf at work.

A wishlist book for Pippis who is going to be at the London Meet Up today at the Knights Templar pub.

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Thank you ever so much for the wishlist book! Now I only need a second holiday to get reading my full haul from the meet-up...

My infamous book curse hit again: a well-praised book that eeeevvryone loves turns to a pumpkin in my hands. I'm bummed to say I just didn't like the book! The plot was too far fetched, though the base idea was great for a thriller (or a survival story). I had a hard time liking Jenna, found her actions somewhat implausible at times and on several occasions I just wanted to kick her... Imho, the book was trying to be too many things at once.

Another keen reader is already waiting for the book in another coastal town, but in totally different part of the country. Safe travels and happy reading!

Thank you so much pippis! I've heard quite a lot of praise for this book, even my colleagues were talking about it during the coffee break. Love the cover.

Finished the book last night and I still have a bit of mixed feelings about it. It was interesting and good, alright. But in the end I wasn't as surprised as I excepted with the outcome, the only surprise was in the beginning of part two as I realized I've been fooled. Unfortunately people like Ian exists, I must admit that his part of the story was the most interesting.

Yeah, I agree with pippis, maybe there was too many levels added to one book. But it managed to keep me interested. I just hate that the end of the book was left quite open.

Can be found from recycling shelves.

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