Julie R reviewed A Rip Through Time by Kelley Armstrong
really fun
5 stars
This was so much fun. I read it in one sitting, and then wished I had the rest of them to plow through.
English language
Published Nov. 8, 2022 by St. Martin's Press.
Rip Through Time
Kelley Armstrong: Rip Through Time (2022, St. Martin's Press)
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- 978-1-250-82001-3
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4 stars
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About the Book a Canadian homicide detective Mallory travels to Vancouver to Edinburgh, in the city she goes to a cafeteria, there she has a small incident, she spills coffee about a man in line, but the stranger's unpleasant reaction leaves her terrified of fear
She that night she goes running in a way as if a dangerous dog she chased her, suddenly she in the distance heard a woman screaming... Help!, in that At that moment, she runs out to help the woman, without thinking about it, she goes into the alley full of boxes and garbage cans, she watches a beaten woman on the floor In an old-fashioned dress, her instinct tells her to turn around, she's standing there In front of her, a man recognizes him as the same one from the cafeteria, he tries to strangle her with a Rope the detective fights for her life. …
About the Book a Canadian homicide detective Mallory travels to Vancouver to Edinburgh, in the city she goes to a cafeteria, there she has a small incident, she spills coffee about a man in line, but the stranger's unpleasant reaction leaves her terrified of fear
She that night she goes running in a way as if a dangerous dog she chased her, suddenly she in the distance heard a woman screaming... Help!, in that At that moment, she runs out to help the woman, without thinking about it, she goes into the alley full of boxes and garbage cans, she watches a beaten woman on the floor In an old-fashioned dress, her instinct tells her to turn around, she's standing there In front of her, a man recognizes him as the same one from the cafeteria, he tries to strangle her with a Rope the detective fights for her life.
The stranger struggles impatiently again, while in the alley she watches two glowing figures, a young woman in a blue dress, her gaze is somber, she has her hands wrapped around her throat, suddenly the woman disappears, she continues they fight with the man, but she is losing strength and closes her eyes.
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Review of 'A Rip Through Time' on 'Goodreads'
3 stars
I found this to be a peculiar novel. There were several sections that could have been culled from the story line and would have contributed to a more fluid tale. The historical dimension(s) of the mystery itself were scant and wanting. But perhaps most frustrating, the tale itself ended in a manner that was more disappointing than portending of an interesting future.
