Review of A Week's Worth

[Rupali Mishra]

Congrats on BOTD!
Thyme Lewis' mystery book A Week's Worth features Mac, a FEMA employee. Mac travels home to California to spend a week with his mother after receiving distressing news regarding his mother's health while he was at work. Will Mac be able to get in touch with his mother, and why are people dying around them? It has the makings of an exciting book.

[Sushan Ekanayake]

Thyme Lewis delivers a gripping mystery in 'A Week's Worth' that beautifully intertwines family dynamics amidst suspenseful twists. The portrayal of societal issues like homelessness adds depth. Highly recommend to mystery and audiobook aficionados. Congratulations on being BOTD!

[Anu Anand]

Mac's vacation with his mother and the sudden mysterious deaths of people around them add suspense. I'm especially curious about the jaw-dropping reveal in the fifty-fifth chapter. This book promises an intriguing and suspenseful read. Thank you for sharing this wonderful review.

[Catherine Cirillo-koss]

I really enjoyed the way this author manages to give character history in dialogue and thoughts without doing a "data dump". It makes for a very engaging read, as you have to pay attention to the little hints and such to figure out what exactly is going on. Im very intrigued!

[Meghan Soderholm]

I'm very intrigued by the journey Mac’s embarking on to rekindle his relationship with his mother. I'm also curious to listen to the audiobook. It's always a pleasurable experience to read and listen to the story, especially for an exciting mystery. Thank you for writing an insightful review!

[Kanishka Banga]

The novel weaves together elements of family drama, personal redemption, and suspenseful intrigue. Thyme Lewis skillfully combines the high-stakes world of disaster relief with the complexities of Mac's personal life, creating a compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.

[Mikespice Mike]

Amazing review. Congratulations on your work

[Kebun Bunga]

I wholeheartedly agree with the review of "A Week's Worth" by Thyme Lewis. This mystery novel offers a compelling story centered around Mac, a former Navy officer turned FEMA worker, and his attempt to rebuild his relationship with his mother amidst a series of challenging circumstances. The simplicity of the language in the book makes it incredibly accessible and easy to follow. The narrator's soothing voice and subtle accents add to the overall enjoyment of the audiobook. The core of the story revolves around the evolving relationship between Mac and Sadie, which is beautifully portrayed, showcasing their growth as characters.

[Sakshi Singh 9097]

Your review of "A Week's Worth" by Thyme Lewis highlights the book's engaging mystery and character-driven narrative effectively. It's great that you appreciated the simplicity of language and the narrator's voice, which enhanced your reading experience. The mention of the book addressing issues like homelessness adds depth to your review. Your positive rating and recommendation provide a clear endorsement for potential readers.

[Laughingsun]

The first few chapters of A Week's Worth by Thyme Lewis is about a man who takes time from his job of natural disaster support to travel with his estranged Mother in the wake of her recent heart attack. As they drive to LA they reconnect talking about their past… but something is off about his brother Tristan and they aim to discover the truth. They end the sample with a cliffhanger the leaves the reader wanting more.

This is a book to be added to the “to read” list for sure.

[Timothy Rucinski]

The book is very nicely written, and any novel that addresses the issues of homelessness is important, particularly right now. The author has a fine writing style and the first chapters unfold rather nicely, establishing some memorable characters. Congrats to Mr. Lewis on his achievement.

[Victory Ositaorah]

I didn't like the fact that McKenzie had to delay to show Mac the message. Seems odd to me and the love Mac had for family is evident. Can't wait to have a complete read for this book.

[Leona Rodrigues]

A fictional mystery—sounds interesting. I would surely like to read the book. Oh wait—it's an audiobook. I like to read books, not listen to them, so—out of want to read list!!  

[Mariam sharif 1]

I earnestly suggest "A Week's Worth" to aficionados of secret and tension books. Besides, as a book recording, it takes care of book recording fans, making it a flexible decision for a large number of perusers. This novel is a magnificent mix of secret, profound profundity, and social critique, making it a must-peruse for anybody looking for a connecting and provocative scholarly experience.

[Lauren Maserang]

This is my first review at the online book club, so I'm new, and I'll give it my best shot. The book is about a man named Mac. Mac is in his 40s and gets notification that his mother has just had a heart attack, and is cleared for leave for seven days from his position in the Navy. Mac does not read/see that message until the 7 days has passed. Going back to his childhood home, it is quickly realized that he hasn't been home in twenty years. Mac's mother survives the heart attack, yet the character (and reader) wonders what if she had not? The book is based on how the future always follows past, and regardless of the space between now and then, the past must always be dealt with. Includes a large amount of past crime that Mac must face now that he is home. Heartfelt book. Would recommend.