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A review by cathy_acasefullofbooks
Shoot the Moon by Kate Watson
4.0
Shoot the Moon is a companion novel to Seeking Mansfield. It follows Tate Bertram, only a secondary character in book one, as he struggles with a gambling addiction, trying to keep his grades up at school, and interning on his aunt's political campaign. All that, plus the political competition might have ties to the mob! This book was so fun!
I really enjoyed this book - maybe even more than Seeking Mansfield! I enjoyed Tate's characters development, especially how Watson made sure that his gambling addiction wasn't just *poof* fixed, but that he had to struggle through it.
I also appreciate that she wrote about poker so much, but did so in a way that someone who knows nothing about poker (*ahem* me) wasn't completely lost or bored by it all.
I can't wait to see what Watson comes up with next!
*I received a digital ARC of Shoot the Moon via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.*
I really enjoyed this book - maybe even more than Seeking Mansfield! I enjoyed Tate's characters development, especially how Watson made sure that his gambling addiction wasn't just *poof* fixed, but that he had to struggle through it.
I also appreciate that she wrote about poker so much, but did so in a way that someone who knows nothing about poker (*ahem* me) wasn't completely lost or bored by it all.
I can't wait to see what Watson comes up with next!
*I received a digital ARC of Shoot the Moon via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.*