The Rachel Incident (by Caroline O'Donoghue)

Apr 17

1 min read

Well, this was several hours of wasted time I will never get back. I simply could not get invested in the story and I did not care about the characters. If the “incident” was something worth discovering by the time I slogged through to the end, it might have redeemed itself. Unfortunately, that did not happen. I gave this one an extra star because it took place in Ireland.

Thank you to NetGalley and Vintage for my advanced review copy. All opinions and thoughts are my own.

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