Eric Tuovila
This was a slog. The two page chapters helped move things along, but if it weren’t for the fact that this was a true story I’d have DNF’d. You’ll get more information and closure from reading the story on Wikipedia, since the full trial isn’t even included in the book.
Patterson has a predictable and limited writing style that doesn’t work for me. It’s safe to say this is the first and last of his books I’ll read.
This was a slog. The two page chapters helped move things along, but if it weren’t for the fact that this was a true story I’d have DNF’d. You’ll get more information and closure from reading the story on Wikipedia, since the full trial isn’t even included in the book.
Patterson has a predictable and limited writing style that doesn’t work for me. It’s safe to say this is the first and last of his books I’ll read.
Some parts I enjoyed, some parts dragged. When he started riffing on the metric system near the end I was just chugging through, trying to finish. I enjoy his writing and shower thoughts style in general, but I don’t think this book warranted almost 300 pages.
Some parts I enjoyed, some parts dragged. When he started riffing on the metric system near the end I was just chugging through, trying to finish. I enjoy his writing and shower thoughts style in general, but I don’t think this book warranted almost 300 pages.
