Threads that fizzled out (Spoiler alert!)
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Re: Threads that fizzled out (Spoiler alert!)
Maybe it's a plotline that will be developed in further novels?
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That is exactly what I thought! She must be pregnant. I thought maybe it would develop more in the story. I didn't like how Tom barely noticed that she wasn't feeling well.Lunastella wrote: ↑10 Jan 2020, 20:42 I was sure Kelly was sick, then I surmised she might be pregnant...
Maybe it's a plotline that will be developed in further novels?
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Tom seems oblivious to much of her new bride's feelings for a good portion of the novel, sadly.silvafaerie wrote: ↑22 Jan 2020, 18:23That is exactly what I thought! She must be pregnant. I thought maybe it would develop more in the story. I didn't like how Tom barely noticed that she wasn't feeling well.Lunastella wrote: ↑10 Jan 2020, 20:42 I was sure Kelly was sick, then I surmised she might be pregnant...
Maybe it's a plotline that will be developed in further novels?
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I agree with you on this. I felt that many times throughout the book. It felt like the author started with something and then changed her mind about it and wrote something else. Some parts were outright confusing.Cotwani wrote: ↑17 Dec 2019, 08:06 I couldn’t help wondering ‘what was that about’ in some sections of the plot. The author would give something a lot of attention, then just stop building on it. For example, Kelly’s ominous premonition when the team had to break into the terrorist’s shop, prepared me for something unforeseen happening. Even after their successful operation, it looked like she was getting sick or something. But no, that was the end of the matter! I wondered the same about Dr. Kinney's interview and Kim Jung Lo’s (chief scientist) sabotage and subsequent discovery.
Did you come across situations you couldn’t place in the overall plot, or was everything relevant for effective suspense-building?
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Exactly my thought. I just kept it simple while reading.AntonelaMaria wrote: ↑18 Dec 2019, 17:23 I read in one of these topics about this book, I can't remember which one, how someone described this book as simple and light reading. I'm leaning towards that opinion too. I think all your points have merit. But maybe we are trying to look too much into it. Maybe we expect too much from this book.
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ciecheesemeister wrote: ↑17 Dec 2019, 20:49 Dr. Kinney's interview really bugged me. I thought there would be a follow-up, but nothing more happened. It was almost as if it was there just to inject some science trivia.