Baby Doll by Hollie Overton
starts on November 11, 2015 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Lily Riser cannot believe he actually left
the door unlocked. She waited a while to
make sure he was not coming back. Then
Lily grabbed her daughter, Sky and took off.
Lily could not wait to get home to her twin sister, Abby. Lily was kidnapped eight years prior when she
was a teenager and this is her very first chance to escape. Lily does not want her six-year-old daughter,
Sky to be raised a captive. Abby Riser
is Lily’s twin sister and she has had a troubled life since her sister
disappeared. Abby has made bad choices. No one was left unaffected by the
kidnapping. What happens now? Who is the kidnapper and why did he take
Lily? Find out the complete story in
Baby Doll.
I found Baby Doll to be a slow
paced and predictable novel. I had a
hard time liking any of the characters (I felt bad for Sky). The book is easy to read, but there is foul
language and graphic scenes. I kept
hoping for something more (a twist), but the novel plodded along to the
expected ending. Abby rebelled in the
typical ways, the mother sleeps around, poor Sky is scared and hides (as
expected). The story is told from the
various character’s point-of-view including the kidnappers. I give Baby Doll 2 out of 5 stars (I did not
like it). The story needed a faster pace
and scary OMG moments that has the reader enthralled. Instead, I could have cared less what
happened to any of them which made it hard to finish this book. The characters come across as juvenile
(rebellious teenagers), and the story reminds me of a bad telenovela.
You can follow Hollie Overton on Amazon. Baby Doll is Hollie Overton's debut novel. I received a complimentary copy
of the book in exchange for an honest review.
The comments and opinions expressed are strictly my own.
I am off to relax for the night (read and watch television). I hope all of you have a good night's rest. I will be back tomorrow to review Cancelled by Murder by Jean Flowers. Take care and Happy Reading!
Kris
The Avid Reader
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