Review: 20 Minutes Earlier - Daniel Hurst

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20 Minutes Earlier (20 Minutes Series #0.5)


Review: 20 Minutes Earlier - Book # 0.5 20 Minutes Series - Daniel Hurst - February 2020


After reading the first book in this series, I came to the last page and it had a link to reading the prequel for free. As I enjoyed this book, I thought why not and set to reading it. The prequel is a nice quick read and features 4 of the main characters. This series is a parallel universe/parallel storyline where the book is set around the same theme of what can happen in 20 minutes. In this book, we have Jelena - the Serbian who ended up in a human sex trafficking ring, Harry - the young lad who is keen to finally meet his dad, Bodgan - another Serbian who we learn knows Jelena and sadly working a cleaning job to meet ends meet and April who is getting ready for a date just after her gym. I was surprised that April ended up in this prequel as her story to me wasn't that interesting. I probably would have chosen Harry's dad as he ended up embezzling the company, going on benders and then he is one of the momentous points of the first book as he jumped in front of the underground train or the wife Anke who has had enough of her husband cheating on her or even Grant who knows he is gay but now his wife is pregnant but is it his baby or Anke's husbands? I would suggest in this case, due to potential spoilers that the prequel gives and a bit of confusion in some parts - reading Book #1 20 Minutes on the Tube before moving to the prequel - 20 minutes Earlier.

Amazon: https://amzn.to/38SnrbW







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