Cashmore, Kristin
Jane, Unlimited, 450 pgs. Kathy
Dawson Books, 2017 (Penguin).
$18.99
Content: Language: R (85 swears; 11 “F”); Mature Content: PG-13 (talk of sex); Violence: PG-13.
Content: Language: R (85 swears; 11 “F”); Mature Content: PG-13 (talk of sex); Violence: PG-13.
Jane has recently lost her aunt and before
her aunt passed she promised that if ever invited she would go to Tu
Reviens. So when Jane is suddenly
invited by an acquaintance to go, she packs everything she owns and quickly
finds herself immersed in a wealthy lifestyle.
As Jane is trying to figure out the mysteries of the home and the many
people there, she begins to uncover the multiple dimensions available to her,
which is maybe why her aunt wanted her to go in the first place.
This book is wack-a-doodle. The characters aren’t likable and there is
way too much going on. Parts of many
classic novels are recognizable throughout, but it feels jumbled and too much. As I began to uncover the books mysteries it
kept getting weirder and parts of the story are repetitive because she is
entering other dimensions. The dismemberment of Winnie the Pooh in one of her dreams/dimensions was a bit upsetting as well.
MS, HS –NOT RECOMMENDED. Reviewer, C. Peterson.
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