Review: A different read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 23, 2013
The summary for this book was fairly accurate. It called this book a psychological thriller. I think it accomplished that, no necessarily by the acts 'he' performed- although many were extreme. It was the way the author presented the material to us. Using only 'he' and 'she'. Also, giving us only minimal 'outside' information. We don't know ages, or locations really. We don't know what she does or who hired him to do this or why. I feel that to be part of the 'thriller' part of the book.In reading the book, the author narrates the she character a great deal. Her inner monologue dwells a lot it seems from time to time on philosophy. It was really very thought provoking. Interesting, how I would read a line/concept that I would want share with my friends while reading such a horrific scene. It was really quite- well- Weird, icky, and disgusted in a way. Yet, I am happy that I read something that I actually 'grew' from. If that makes sense??This book is not a regular woman being raped by regular man. Couldn't be. No spoilers here, but if you want a book where you find out who did what and get names and such- don't read. We don't know the whys here. Life happens and you go on.