This one really confused me. There wasn't nearly enough exposition to really understand what was going on when William was kidnapped - even so much that the names thrown out in the beginning had me still going 'wait, who is who and how are they connected?'. By the end I'd sorted that all out, but I still feel like this could have been a bit more powerful if it wasn't so disjointed. Content warning: non-consensual scenes. This one was strange. I was curious, wanted to know, was glued to the pages (of my kindle) and enthralled.....and then I felt let down.There was a great built up. Secrets, tension, events unkown to the reader, someone mourned but who? And why? I wanted to know.And then piece by piece I learned what had happened. And that was the moment the story went south for me personally. I didn't get the conflict that had led to the nightmarish situation in the first place. What was the problem? I still don't get it. Why was William against them as a couple? What was so terrible? Especially because he...Okay, so in my humble opinion there was a deadly drama created out of a situation that would have required either joyfull get-together or in the worst case a short talk with each other. It continues with more situations where I thought that the reactions of the MCs didn't fit with what was happening.So - for the writing and the built-up of the suspense - it was a 5 star. For the conflicts and the solutions...No idea how to rate that, I've never been in the situation that I thought the whole story war illogical but I was still glued to it till the end.I'm not going to rate it, read it for yourself, maybe it's me, it's free anyway so you can try it.
What do You think about Lost In The Echo (2013)?
This read's like a puzzle, so many bits & pieces. And what a wild way to put it together.
—siobhan21
I couldn't really get into this one for some reason. Just didn't sit well with me.
—Pradeep
I have never wished more that it was possible to give negative stars.
—0539sg
