Meg’s review of The God of the Woods > Likes and Comments
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I was raised in the foothills of the Adirondacks and I am now living in the region again. I feel the same as you. At first I was excited about a book set here but felt the characterizations very one dimensional.
I’m with you on the people, but - if you think this is a standard thriller, you couldn’t be more wrong. It’s slow, boring, and the whole story was a pointless letdown. Nothing about this book passed for good.
My big problem is a bag with bloody clothes was found in the trunk of a car and John Paul says oh Louise gave me that and the police are so stupid as to say okay and suddenly blame Louise- hmm
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Jul 21, 2024 11:20PM
I was raised in the foothills of the Adirondacks and I am now living in the region again. I feel the same as you. At first I was excited about a book set here but felt the characterizations very one dimensional.
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I’m with you on the people, but - if you think this is a standard thriller, you couldn’t be more wrong. It’s slow, boring, and the whole story was a pointless letdown. Nothing about this book passed for good.
My big problem is a bag with bloody clothes was found in the trunk of a car and John Paul says oh Louise gave me that and the police are so stupid as to say okay and suddenly blame Louise- hmm
