One of those reads that you’ve got to finish in one go. Like the story, you get obsessed - you do want to know where it’s going, how it will end.
Meredith a psychiatrist, is trying to recover from a terrible trauma in her life. She knows she is drifting and that her life is a camouflage for what her actual feelings are. Coming into contact with the husband of the victim of the car crash which also killed her own husband, gives Meredith the focus that was lacking for so long. The story starts from there, with many, many layers added on as the story progresses.
In a twisted case of being the stalker and then being stalked, the story unravels slowly in alternate angles
In a scenario where you the reader thinks you’ve got the story figured out Keeland throws another story into the mix and momentarily you feel that you are on the correct track to sort this story. You are wrong right to the end.
Complicated, twisted and very good reading, one needs a break from psychological thrillers after this one (for a bit anyway).
Sent by Atria Books for an unbiased review, courtesy of Netgalley.
This one sounds very intense and compelling. I don't always love that stalker angle in a book, but I might have to check this one out.
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