Review: Married to Madness
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 25, 2013
When I read the synopsis of Married to Madness I thought this would be a book I would love. Who doesn’t want to read a book where the bad guys are hunted by the victim? Unfortunately, I lost the plot, so to speak, when I couldn’t understand the vernacular that the book is written in. I just ended up confused, especially when the story jumped around from past to present.The two main characters are Brandon (a woman) and Zack, a married couple who love each other very much but can’t seem to ever see eye-to-eye. Unbeknownst to them, each is a killer, albeit a vigilante killer. Brandon started seeking revenge when she was kidnapped and tortured by a psychopathic serial killer. Zack witnessed many atrocities of his own as he served his country and lives with the emotional scars. The question is can they save their marriage while hiding their secrets.I love the storyline and I’m sure that it’s my fault that I’m not familiar with the vernacular. I really enjoyed the part of the book where Brandon looked back at her time as a captive and how she achieved her freedom. I will definitely try another book by this author because I’m sure, given the chance, I will enjoy it.