I was gifted a copy of this book for an honest review.
The premise of this book had me intrigued. I even loved the fact that each of the covers was a different color heel. It drew my eye and captured my attention. The same is what I felt when I began reading this work: drawn in and captured. I will let you know that this book gets a three (3) stars after reading it. Here's why:
Have you ever read a book and wondered at the end what you really felt about the work? It was exactly what I felt when I finished reading this book. I didn't know if I was happy at the end or disappointed. I was just kind of...there. There were good moments in the book and surprising elements to it. I'm glad that I was able to read all five parts at once. I think I would have been incensed had I only been able to read part by excruciating part. I don't mind it for television, but I would have lost it dealing with a book that I was reading, ebook or no ebook.
There were a number of things that bothered me about the book, but nothing bothered me more than the reasoning behind the father's distance or the reaction to it all. I felt like it was rushed and nothing was truly dealt with. I won't give it away, but know it truly bothered me to no end.
The "wrap ups" left me wanting a bit more. I felt like the story wasn't done. Here's your gift with a neat, little bow, but the box only contains part of your present. You will need to wait to find out the rest, but surprise there's nothing else. It was a quick read, interesting concept, but left me wanting. Once again, so glad that I didn't have to wait for part by part to be released.