Review: Ever-changing corridors
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 12, 2013
It's a bummer when you're looking for something and, when you find that something, you end up getting mistaken as someone you're not.Such is what's happened with Christy, a young woman who has a real bad case of amnesia, bad to the point that her life before she was 13 is a total blank. She knows nothing about her history is any regard besides being raised in an orphanage and having a blank locket around her neck, a sole keepsake.While looking for it after misplacing it, she barely finds it before trouble happens, which leads her only friend, a fellow amnesiac named Austin, to find her. Problem is, the same thing happens. And right as they think they've figured a way to get out and be normal again, the hospital reveals it's got tricks of its own.If anything that I had a problem with, it seemed that Christy had probably too gullible a mind to truly be believable to me. Like an overactively suggestive mind that goes with whatever flow she's told.That, and a few grammatical errors that are uncharacteristic of old-school Ted Dekker.Beyond that, this did get me wondering about Christy's and Austin's identities, where they come from, how they view each other, theirselves, and their whole environment. Amount of surprises? Not very many for me, but this is just the beginning of the story arc, as well.