Review: Safari by Jaclyn Goldis

Title: The Safari
Author: Jaclyn Goldis
Format: eBook
Length: 320 pages
Rating: 2 stars
Publication Date: May 20,2025

Challenges: COYER, Netgalley/Edelweiss

Review: SOME SPOILERS WILL BE IN THIS REVIEW- Honestly, I probably should of DNFed this one. The beginning of the book had different POV chapters so you get to know the characters. I didn’t really feel the suspense of a typical thriller book. Most of the characters annoyed me, so I wasn’t invested into their backstory or what was going on with them. Odelia is murdered and a family member is missing. When that family member is finally located, the explanation as to what happened is so preposterous I literally paused and scratched my head. It was badly explained away with ‘I left my cell phone behind so I couldn’t call for help’. I could not take the rest of the book seriously after that.

This is my honest review, and all opinions are my own.

This book is about a Jewish family, and a lot of Orthodox Jewish rituals and customs are mentioned throughout the book. I thought it was important to mention this fact to my blog readers.

I received a complimentary e-copy. Thank you to Aleaha Reneé from Simon & Schuster for allowing me to read this ARC through Edelweiss.

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3 thoughts on “Review: Safari by Jaclyn Goldis”

  1. Well I enjoyed it more than you but I can empathize with your feelings. There were some things I didn’t like and the characters were not very sympathetic.

    Anne – Books of My Heart

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