Always love a good time travel story. This one was pretty standard, no major high stake events to prevent, but I quite liked the quiet simplicity of it. It was an interesting exploration of toxic masculinity too.
I loved the moody, eerie atmosphere, the mysterious Ashley and Cordova, and falling down the rabbit hole of red herrings, the occult and questionable sanity. I just wasn't satisfied with the ending. I needed a more definitive conclusion.
Wow! I can't believe this is the same author who wrote “The Favourite Sister.” That was abysmal. Bright Young Women on the other hand is smart and sensitive, giving the victims of a monster a voice and autonomy. Bravo Jessica Knoll.
There was way too much petty arguing and fighting in this instalment. The characters just got annoying. It could have been at least 200 pages shorter too.
3.5 stars. This was a decent thriller. I thought I knew who the baddie was, but I was wrong (haha). The writing frustrated me a little - the story went off on tangents when it should have just gotten to the point. Now to watch the Netflix series.