meg reads and reads

Title: No Tomorrow Author: Luke Jennings Ho...ly....crap. If you refer back to my review of the first Killing Eve book , you will know that I was not a fan. And I'll have to say that, in spite of the fact that this book was altogether much better written than the first, I still wasn't feeling it at all. But the last third of the book really hooked me. I am absolutely obsessed now. I'm still in the middle of watching Season 2 of the show. I'm interested to see if they take this turn with it. If not, I'm still in. I'm still amazed that they turned such a mediocre Book 1 and turned it into one of the best shows I've ever watched. I really enjoyed how Jennings fleshed out the characters and finally brought them together. My head is still spinning. I don't know what to say! This was going to be a three-star book for me, but, like I said, the last third of the book really reeled me in. I have to give it four out of five stars. Well done, Mr. Jen...

Title: Codename Villanelle Author: Luke Jennings I was really excited to read this book, and I was extremely disappointed. I really enjoyed the first season of the show, but this is one of those cases where the show is better than the book. I found the sparse writing style to be ineffective and honestly boring. I felt like the story didn't go very far. It was a chore to read, and that made me sad since I was so eager to read it. I'm going to continue with Book 2 later, hoping that it gets better. But, for now, I give Book 1 two out of five stars. ----------------------- QUOTE: "Someone who could get up in the morning, make coffee, choose what to wear, and then go out and cold-bloodedly put a total stranger to death. Did you have to be some kind of anomalous, psychopathic freak to do that? Did you have to be born that way? Or could any woman, correctly programmed, be turned into a professional executioner?" ------------------------ READING PROGRESS: Swa...