Island of Lost Girls
I was expecting more excitement as I read this novel. There just wasn’t that creepiness factor that I was expecting from reading the synopsis. I had a hard time connecting to any of the characters and there just didn’t seem to be the drive that I have felt in other novels by Jennifer McMahon. I was feeling disappointed as I finished up this novel. As I read, I felt as if I was just reading along, that someone was conveying to me what had transpired as if it could occur to anyone and there was nothing strange about what happened. But seriously, how can a white rabbit pop out of a car and kidnap a little girl, from inside her mother’s car, be so normal? If I had saw this, I am sure my emotions and my head would be going a hundred m.p.h. and people would realize that this event was astonishing and bizarre. I’m not saying this novel is terrible, it just felt boring to me. I have read a few of Jennifer’s other novels and this one is not like them. I did like the storyline and how the story ended. I’ll move onto one of Jennifer’s other novels and just put this one behind me now.
