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A review by desiree_mcl
The Devil You Know by Liz Carlyle
3.0
3-3.5 stars. First Liz Carlyle I've read.
I really enjoyed the first 200 pages. It was a solid 4 stars up until then. After the two got married I lost interest in the story. It was still ok but I wasn't as invested as I was with the first half.
One thing that bugged me was that there was a good amount of characters and information from previous books that wasn't explained in this one. There were relationships between people and why they react to them the way they do that wasn't explained in a easy to digest way. Things were eluded to but I felt like I was missing pieces and I hate that.
It's been said that it's best to read all the books by LC in a certain order or else you won't get the full experience and they are right. I kept getting introduced to characters that weren't fully explained and it was frustrating.
Overall it's a good book but as many have mentioned to me before start with the first book LC wrote and work your way through in the correct order or else you'll be confused or get spoiled on things seen in an earlier book.
I really enjoyed the first 200 pages. It was a solid 4 stars up until then. After the two got married I lost interest in the story. It was still ok but I wasn't as invested as I was with the first half.
One thing that bugged me was that there was a good amount of characters and information from previous books that wasn't explained in this one. There were relationships between people and why they react to them the way they do that wasn't explained in a easy to digest way. Things were eluded to but I felt like I was missing pieces and I hate that.
It's been said that it's best to read all the books by LC in a certain order or else you won't get the full experience and they are right. I kept getting introduced to characters that weren't fully explained and it was frustrating.
Overall it's a good book but as many have mentioned to me before start with the first book LC wrote and work your way through in the correct order or else you'll be confused or get spoiled on things seen in an earlier book.