Review: Plenty of Twists and Turns
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 8, 2014
This short suspense story will really keep you on your toes. When I first picked up Killing My Neighbor, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect. Charles leads a very depressing life, and to be honest, his personality doesn’t shift until later in the book. It’s hard for the reader to blame him for the actions he takes, as the man he wants to kill destroyed his entire family.The story is focused around several strange coincidences. For example, Charles’ father falls for a Ponzi investment scheme (The Ponzi scheme is named for Charles Ponzi). The biggest coincidence in the book, however, is that Charles moves far away to get away from the issues at hand, but Matthew Morrison is his new neighbor.A must read!