1. The Likeness ≥ In The Woods > Faithful Place
2. Is it just me or do these books get progressively more Irish? Like the accents? The Guinness? I don’t get it.
3. They all have gaping plot holes but are perfectly pleasant mystery reads when you don’t want to have to think. And I’m always a sucker for that.
ninety6tears reblogged this from 52books and added:
Re: #2. All of her books address current issues/attitudes in Ireland, so I think they’re…all pretty Irish? Faithful...
forever-insatiable said:
This really makes me not want to read Faithful Place. The Likeness was so, so good! Much better than In The Woods.
annajarzab reblogged this from 52books and added:
I super agree with #1. I love In the Woods and The Likeness equally and Faithful Place fell very short for me, although...
super-swestray reblogged this from 52books and added:
I totally agree!!! I will say though that the Likeness is the most absurd work of fiction ever with more coincidences...
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kateskute said:
agreed. loved the likeness the most. cannot wait for broken harbour. love them!
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erinmjustice said:
Um, yes. I agree with all three.
stephceco said:
I’ve only read “In The Woods”, and I enjoyed it…but I wanted the ending to have a bit more of a punch! The build-up was awesome, and then it just kind of…fell off
lostinmyveins reblogged this from 52books and added:
What are the plot holes? Do you have time to tell me? (: I personally LOVED her books and I couldn’t remember any holes
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