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A review by jennygogo101
A Killer Harvest by Paul Cleave
2.0
It was meh. The beginning started out strong, but the middle dragged too much. The ending was fast-paced with a twist I didn’t see coming. There was something that bothered me with the book that I couldn’t quite place, until I read Gatorman’s review and he hit the nail on the head.
“The biggest problem with the story is that it becomes too implausible, with several plot contrivances and characters who suddenly, and conveniently, figure things out without really having enough information other than to move the story forward.”
This was something I did take notice of and I would find myself rolling my eyes at the way some things just happened to work out in order to drive the plot forward.
Some of the characters who had seemingly big roles are suddenly never talked about again.
“The biggest problem with the story is that it becomes too implausible, with several plot contrivances and characters who suddenly, and conveniently, figure things out without really having enough information other than to move the story forward.”
This was something I did take notice of and I would find myself rolling my eyes at the way some things just happened to work out in order to drive the plot forward.
Some of the characters who had seemingly big roles are suddenly never talked about again.