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A review by dianelaw
No Good Brother by Tyler Keevil
4.0
A story of family loyalty.
I found the book, told in the first person, was well written and engaging - starting off slowly and building to a big crescendo.
You really got to know the main characters but I was exasperated at how they could consistently make such bad decisions. It was probably meant to be funny but I just found it to be frustrating.
I enjoyed that it took place in and around Vancouver.
I found the book, told in the first person, was well written and engaging - starting off slowly and building to a big crescendo.
You really got to know the main characters but I was exasperated at how they could consistently make such bad decisions. It was probably meant to be funny but I just found it to be frustrating.
I enjoyed that it took place in and around Vancouver.