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A review by eternallypaperbound
Hook Shot by Kennedy Ryan
4.0
Rounding up on a 3.5star rating
I had high expectations for this book, I'd already read the other two in the series and absolutely love Kennedy's brand of weaving words. The characters from this book had made appearances in both previous books and so I had been anticipating this one … perhaps my expectations were too high, I had waited with eagerness which clouds my judgement now, but this one just didn't have the same effects.
The dialogue seemed wistful, too transcendent for my liking. I felt it dragged and lacked the grit, especially with lotus's background, the wounds of her life, it just wasn't like the previous two.
Both main characters were perfectly likable, the love story was believable and the story valid, it just didn't hold reverence the same way.
I had high expectations for this book, I'd already read the other two in the series and absolutely love Kennedy's brand of weaving words. The characters from this book had made appearances in both previous books and so I had been anticipating this one … perhaps my expectations were too high, I had waited with eagerness which clouds my judgement now, but this one just didn't have the same effects.
The dialogue seemed wistful, too transcendent for my liking. I felt it dragged and lacked the grit, especially with lotus's background, the wounds of her life, it just wasn't like the previous two.
Both main characters were perfectly likable, the love story was believable and the story valid, it just didn't hold reverence the same way.