Book Review: Convince Me by Nina Sadowsky

Once again, don’t let the short review fool you… I REALLY enjoyed this one!

It’s funny – even while I was reading this one I kept thinking that the author was short-handing an awful lot of things and skipping over the how and the why of the revelations as they poured out, in favor of moving the narrative along. Normally, that’s a thing that drives me crazy and either sends me into skimming-pages mode or setting the book down all together. But I just could not stop reading this one!

I think at the end of the day the author was more concerned in exploring the relationships and aftermath than in the minutiae, and with the writing style and characterization presented, that didn’t bother me at all. This is highly unusual for me, and I take it as a testament to Sadowsky’s writing, which was engaging and well-paced and kept things moving at a brisk clip no matter what was going on… It made for a fun and easy read that I thoroughly enjoyed. I will definitely be looking for her in the future!

And BTW, how great is that cover?? It is totally what initially drew me to the book…

Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for my obligation – free review copy.