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Love, Mom: A fast-paced psychological thriller with several twists
A bestselling author. A deadly secret. A daughter caught in the middle.
When Mackenzie Casper’s famous mother dies in a suspicious accident, she begins receiving cryptic letters—along with pages from her mother’s hidden diary. As secrets unravel, Mackenzie uncovers a chilling truth: her mother’s path to fame was darker than anyone knew... and someone will do anything to keep it buried
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It twists, twists and thickens, and then it twists again. Not fast paced in my opinion, but still excellent.
I thought that I wasn’t going to like this book. I’m not sure why it just felt cheesy. It was actually really enjoyable and well written! I did predict a couple of things but not too early in the book. I don’t mind that. I also enjoyed the characters even the despicable ones! Great ending too. That’s hard to find .
Love, Mom by Iliana Xander is described as a fast paced psychological thriller that unfortunately doesn’t quite live up to the hype. While the novel is written in a clear, first-person style—which is a style I enjoy—it ultimately lacks the pace and tension expected from a thriller, and failed evoke and emotional attachment to any of the characters.
The story is underwhelming, the twists are both far-fetched and oddly predictable. What could have been an emotionally gripping or suspenseful experience instead lands firmly in forgettable territory. There’s nothing particularly wrong with the writing itself, but it doesn’t generate much excitement or surprise.
In the end, Love, Mom is just okay. It may appeal to readers looking for a light psychological drama, but those seeking true thrills or depth might be left disappointed.
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