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This was so close to a DNF for me. I really felt that it needed better editing. I found the concept of the astrarium confusing & didn‘t feel that it was properly explained at any point. The pacing was way off and overall it could have been a good deal shorter.

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I enjoy this writer, he's a very fast paced with his books

Falling is a gripping and suspenseful read, filled with unexpected twists and turns. I can‘t help but feel grateful that I wasn‘t reading this book while traveling by plane. The characters were well-developed, and the plot kept me on the edge of my seat. I look forward to reading more books by T.J. Newman.

Full Review abookandadog.com/blog/falling-newman

This novel is set in northern Vermont in the cold of winter. It‘s a thriller. A woman awakens after being struck in the head soaking wet on the edge of the lake. She has no memory of who or where she is. A man takes her into an isolated house by a seemingly nice man. The only clue is a silver bracelet with an engraved letter A on it. 4/5⭐️

Very descriptive from start to finish, allowing me to visualize it like a movie. I could probably draw a map from the way things are described, and I'd say it really picked up in the end. It wasn't as good as Ask for Andrea but quite similar in style. 8/10 I would recommend. Would be a good book gift for someone who is also a runner (main character/huge point of plot is running).

There is something about atmospheric thrillers, the way chill seeps in, the white of the snow, the blood against it. All this the author definitely thought if and utilised it pretty well in her story. The story was fast paced, it kept me on my toe, made me devour the book in one and half days. A strong thriller and a capable entertainer. 7/10

I‘ve had this ebook for so long. I added it to my #readyourebooks list & have finally read it. Super quick but still a good read with a twist.

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A generous So-So as this really isn't my thing at all. The intricately described hacking was meaningless to this technophobe & the plot hung limply together on the very flimsiest of threads. The pace was off & the flow was disjointed. Worst of all, the bad guy was poorly written - no nuance, no understanding of her motives, no depth.