Did you find the pacing of the story effective?

[Dhathri Sharma]

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[Nasir Shaikh]

The pacing of the story was incredible, quite impressive.

[Jeevanesh]

I believe that the author definitely had thought through about the pacing of this book. At times where the story demanded a fast pace, I found the story moving fast and when it was needed, it slowed down to make sure I understand what is happening.

[Ankitg Yadav]

Lea might venture into unknown locations or encounter situations that take her outside her comfort zone. This could create a sense of adventure for readers who enjoy vicariously experiencing new things.

[Kala Krishnakumar]

The story was very fast paced and kept me at the edge of my seat.

[R Chinaza Onwuka]

I completely believe that the author knows what to do when it comes to spacing. This is because the spacing of this book added another layer of relatability and enjoyment.

[ZCReviews]

I found the book to be a bit slow-paced at first and a little boring until the part where she moved in with Aunt Meg. The pacing improved from that point onward. I enjoyed the book regardless.

[David Awunor]

I found the book fast-paced.

[Eobi jonh]

As Lea navigates uncharted territories and faces unfamiliar challenges, readers are invited to join her on a thrilling journey that pushes beyond the boundaries of her comfort zone.

[aub lamar]

The book was a quick and engaging read, with a narrative that moved at a brisk pace, keeping me hooked and eager to find out what happened next.

[Ambar Gill]

I quite enjoyed the pacing of the book. It was well thought out, and every chapter adds to the story amazingly. I think the author did a really good job of spacing the book out. It's punchy and to the point, while also allowing for depth and emotion to come through.

[Love Ukaegbu]

The pacing was perfect; it was not too fast to make you miss out on the thrilling aspects of the book, and it was not too slow to bore you, either. It was just how it needed to be to carry the readers along.

[Storm+]

The pacing felt a little jarring (but very intentional) to me. Although the narrative definitely leaned toward a naturally faster pace overall, the transitions were a little rough due to that speed. However, this seemed to me to be a choice on the part of thr author, and it did a good job of keeping me on my toes and the edge of my seat.

[Sarah Vinchu]

The narrative does succeeds in striking the ideal balance between mystery, personal growth, and an exciting voyage. Because of the three vectors' flawless connection, the reader will stay on the pages through to the very end. The novel is much more interesting because of the author's excellent job at keeping the pace consistent.

[Aba Rauf]

The pacing is good. No doubt about it. It moved me as a reader in the motions of understanding.