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A review by thedizzyreader
The Ability by M.M. Vaughan
3.0
An interesting plot that ultimately fails to realize it's potential.
Building sympathy for a character can be a finicky business, and it's not something that I think the author does particularly well here. Readers can only take so much woe and saintly sadness before losing patience... Also, although the setting was presumably modern day, the dialogue definitely didn't feel that way. It was odd.
That being said, I'm still curious enough to pick up the sequel.
Building sympathy for a character can be a finicky business, and it's not something that I think the author does particularly well here. Readers can only take so much woe and saintly sadness before losing patience... Also, although the setting was presumably modern day, the dialogue definitely didn't feel that way. It was odd.
That being said, I'm still curious enough to pick up the sequel.