Naomi B. (tripleguess) reviewed Learning to Swim (Troy Chance, Bk 1) (Large Print) on + 48 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
It's rare than I can read an adult fiction novel all the way through without throwing it down in disgust. I'm very, very picky when it comes to fiction. However, I made it through this book without feeling that it had once insulted my intelligence.
Somehow, in the end, I had the feeling that the characters weren't as real as they could have been -- but come on, this is a mystery, not a personalities study. Have I mentioned that I'm picky? The one I was most sold on was Jameson.
A bit draggy toward the end, but overall a fun read.
Somehow, in the end, I had the feeling that the characters weren't as real as they could have been -- but come on, this is a mystery, not a personalities study. Have I mentioned that I'm picky? The one I was most sold on was Jameson.
A bit draggy toward the end, but overall a fun read.
Donna C. (g-ma) reviewed Learning to Swim (Troy Chance, Bk 1) (Large Print) on + 3152 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
This was okay, nothing exciting and maybe easy to figure out but it isn't a romance and it has no bad language and no sex scenes page after page, it is just a simple kidnapping mystery. It does seem to drag in places but it is easy to skimp over those spots and not lose any important information.
It's one of those books that's hard to put down. My husband and I both enjoyed it. Great mystery with many twists and turns
