Deadly Assets by Wendy Tyson
The first thing I noticed about this book was how disconnected I felt from the characters. At first, I wasn't even sure what Allison's job was (she had clients, though). Image consultant, eh? Can't say I've ever met one, but I did meet a person who picked out all the appropriate colors for your personality, and gave all her clients a "swatch wallet" so they could stop for clothes properly.
So I didn't connect with Allison. I didn't connect with the victims (a rich old lady and a mumbly teenager), so when the victims went missing, I skimmed the last chapter, (view spoiler) and put the book down.
Every night, this book called to me from under my phone/Kindle saying, "You promised you'd read me!!!" And I'd say, "But I found out what happens and I don't really care."
It's not a badly written book. It's got some great reviews -- just wasn't for me.
| 08/19 | page 10 | 3.0% | "lots of description, and I'm not quite sure what it is Allison does." | |
| 08/19 | page 17 | 5.0% | "#richpeopleproblems" | |
| 08/19 | page 32 | 10.0% | "not feeling a connection with any of these characters yet. bored and not sleepy, so continuing to read." | |
| 08/22 | page 71 | 23.0% | "I peeked ahead to the end. [spoiler]" |
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