so-soWe spend the summer in Michigan‘s UP so I was really looking forward to this story of two people searching for direction as they are are unexpectedly stuck in Manistique. At points it‘s a bit chaotic and I don‘t know that the author captured the place and the locals all that well but it was a decent enough way to spend a few hours. Full review at http://booknaround.blogspot.com/2018/10/review-stuck-in-manistique-by-dennis.htm...
panI am always uncomfortable giving bad reviews. And while this is not a horrible book, I came away from it feeling nothing. I did consider bailing a couple of times. I found it too fluffy, rather cheesy and didn‘t connect at all with either the characters or the story. The two main characters (one, mid-30s; one, mid-20s) behaved more like 10, and most of the story was just too far-fetched to be believed. 2/5⭐️
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Currently 38% in and have almost bailed on this ARC a couple of times. But I‘m determined, and even though I‘ve almost given up on it, I still want to see where it goes. 🤷🏻♀️
so-soA very light, often humorous novel. We summered in Manistique when I was a kid, but the book didn‘t really give me much flavor of the area. 3 Stars out of 5.
Got this from NetGalley. Set in the town we summered in every year when I was a kid in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. 🤞🏼🤞🏼
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