Fishnet

Book Reviewed by Stacey on www.whisperingstories.com It’s been six years since Fiona Leonard’s younger sister Rona arrived at her flat with her new baby daughter and then left leaving her child behind. No-one has seen or heard from her since and Fiona has been left bringing up her niece on her own as......more

From the synopsis, I thought this book sounded really interesting, but I was disappointed. It was not the mystery I was expecting. The chapters jumped back and forth on different timelines with no indication of what time in Fiona's life they were actually talking about... you just had to figure it o......more

This is a difficult novel to read for two reasons: The subject matter and the way the story is told. I’ve read a couple other books about the sex industry over the years, and those were hard to read, too, even if I do wish that, like apparently is the case in Scotland, it was decriminalized in the U......more

I wanted to hold off on reading Kirstin Innes' novel, Fishnet, for as long as possible because it isn't released in the United States until October 15, but this cover really kept staring at me and I caved. I have to give kudos to the designer for the cover design because it's honestly one of the......more

I was really really excited for this book and really really wanted to enjoy it, but the writing was thoroughly confusing, moving from first to third person tense every few chapters, as well as back and forth from present to past (I think anyway?). I found myself completely lost on who was who, and w......more