Review: Tense Enough for Adults
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 3, 2012
Anyone who thinks a Young Adult novel can't be tense, hasn't read this one.  In fact, I wasn't even aware it was YA until I got a few pages into the story and realized  most of the characters were teenagers.Thoughtless is fast-paced, exciting, and (as stated above) tense.  Besides dealing with the usual teenaged angst, Bridget is also running a race against time with a serial killer who has the ability to control other people's minds and make them commit his crimes for him.  The characterizations are true-to-life.  Leave off the telepathy and Bridget's your usual teenager, wanting a date for the prom, not wanting to settle for just any guy but yearning after the new hunk in school, fighting with her mom, confiding in her best friend.Several times, I was certain I knew who the killer was, then I'd change my mind, then I'd go back to my original choice.  The story keeps you guessing, and the climax itself is worthy of an "adult" novel.Thoughtless is available from Smashwords, [...]This novel was supplied by the author and no remuneration was involved in the writing of this review.