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A Thousand Steps
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It took me nearly two weeks to finish this 355-page book. You have to get at least two-thirds of the way in before it gets really interesting. Still, if you're old enough to be jonesing for a nostalgic trip back to late-1960s Southern California, this could be just the ticket to that groovy vibe. Relive the magic of your psychedelic shenanigans.
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Jeanette (Ms. Feisty)'s review
bookshelves: all-fiction, america, domestic-and-relationship-fiction, miss-trees
Feb 12, 2022
bookshelves: all-fiction, america, domestic-and-relationship-fiction, miss-trees
It took me nearly two weeks to finish this 355-page book. You have to get at least two-thirds of the way in before it gets really interesting. Still, if you're old enough to be jonesing for a nostalgic trip back to late-1960s Southern California, this could be just the ticket to that groovy vibe. Relive the magic of your psychedelic shenanigans.
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Feb 12, 2022 03:21PM
I think diving into that cover is enough of a trip for me :)
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Judith wrote: "I think diving into that cover is enough of a trip for me :)"LOL. It could cause flashbacks for some folks. 🤪
I’m with you on this! Just finished this book and it was pretty disappointing that the last 20 pages is when we really “solve the mystery” - I also rated it 3/5
Lauren wrote: "I’m with you on this! Just finished this book and it was pretty disappointing that the last 20 pages is when we really “solve the mystery” - I also rated it 3/5"Yes, Lauren. Up until close to the end a lot of it felt very repetitive, with the same characters asking the same questions over and over again. I much prefer this author's older standalone thrillers from WAY back.
I agree with your review. I gave it 3* too. I loved Matt, but felt like shaking the rest of the people around him. It took a long time until I started to get into this book.
