Northern Spy: Reese's Book Club

Good read. Occasionally early on, I felt my mind wandering during certain passages with Tessa describing things about Greyabbey, Belfast, or the lough. There was something missing there that made it seem flat and like it could be any old place. It didn't seem to tell me how Tessa felt about the place, despite trying to. I sometimes didn't follow parts about her being at work either. They just didn't do much for me and I felt like I needed to know verbiage specific to political radio shows and producing them. Other than that, I enjoyed it quite a bit. After those few slow times early in Part 1 (of 3), the pace picked up and I was much more invested in the story. I found it well-written and unique story about familial bonds and one's sense of right/wrong.