Bring Me Back discussion

All the hours I invested in reading this book - I want them back. Loved the premise, was intrigued. Was kind of put off by the characters' (especially Finn's) lack of self-reflection, insight and often psychological plausibility. But that ending, where we're supposed to believe that Finn moved in with his dead/missing girlfriend's sister for a couple of years and never once suspected ... they were the same freaking person. I guess I admire the writer's audacity, but no. Just no.

Tim wrote: "All the hours I invested in reading this book - I want them back. Loved the premise, was intrigued. Was kind of put off by the characters' (especially Finn's) lack of self-reflection, insight and o..."

I agree, boggles the mind and didn't fly with me.

Tim wrote: "All the hours I invested in reading this book - I want them back. Loved the premise, was intrigued. Was kind of put off by the characters' (especially Finn's) lack of self-reflection, insight and o..."

I agree how and a man be in love with a women and totally not know her later, I also wonder why the dog did not pick on anything they are usually much more in tune than humans

Bruh!!!! I have rarely wanted a main character to die so badly, but halfway through this book, I wanted Fin and Ellen (or who the fuck ever) to die... This book was utter ridiculous. I wanted to like it, but It just wasn't good...and the ending was like...WHAT!

The middle of the book could have been chopped out -- so much wasted time -- I listened to this book and spent a lot of time saying "Let's just get on with it!" I too really wanted to like it -- and I was hoping for a much better twist... it just never happened. Shame.