That isn’t always a problem, of course, but usually, even when characters are unlikable, there’s still something to root for - love, justice, hope. But the biggest issue to me was that so few characters were likable. It wasn’t a bad book by any means - in fact, the story was riveting, page-turning, even. Now that I’ve finally read it, though, I’m slightly underwhelmed.
I didn’t intend to put off “The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo” for as long as I did, but the truth is I just got distracted with all the other books taunting me from my bookshelf, beside my bed and on my Goodreads “to be read” list. “The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo” by Taylor Jenkins Reid
