Wednesday, 4 April 2018

The Keeper Of Lost Things | Review

The Keeper Of Lost Things follows two storylines. 
1: Laura, Anthony, Freddie and Sunshine. Anthony is the keeper of lost things, he finds things and tries to return them to whom they belong.

When Anthony dies he leaves everything to Laura his assistant. But for security and his home, she has to try and return some of the lost things and change things for the better.

2: Eurise and Bomber. Bomber is a publisher and Eurise works for him. She falls in love with him, but he doesn't think of her the same way.

Laura's timeline is in the present, while Eurise and Bombers are progressive, starting in the past and ending in the present. 

The plot was good, it was very steady and although there were no big reveals, I think there was a solid motion behind it to keep me interested throughout.I was never bored and always wanted to know more, It was very easy to read and kept me enthralled.

The writing was very good and didn't find it to minimal or overdone in any way. The dialogue was great and loved Sunshines dialogue thoroughly.

I found this book to be very character driven and loved the characters. They were all relatable and loveable (except maybe bombers sister, she was a nightmare). The only stupid decision that was made in the book was when Laura tried to push away Freddie.

Loved Eurise and Bomber too and like that, both timelines character had a love for dogs. I recommend highly and give this book 5 stars.

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