Review: A Great Psychological thriller
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 9, 2011
The Voice of the Waterfalls by Natasha A. Salnikova is a  edge of your seat psychological suspense filled thriller that will have you turning one more page and another  and another. It is very hard to put down and before you know it you have reached the thrilling conclusion.The story revolves mainly around Inga a 23 year old girl who was kidnapped in Ohio and Anthony, a attorney from Boston. Believing a stranger about a modeling job she was transferred to  Quiet River,  Washington where  she was used as a sex slave.  When a patron discovers what had happened and how she ended  up  here he made  a way possible for her to escape. Being pursued by her captors, she found safety in a young man named Alman who just happened to be  passing by at that time. Or did she? Little did she realize that she went from one disaster in her life to another. When her  attempt to escaped  was foiled she has soon discovered there is no way  possible to escape this house of terror. Held captive by Alman, his mother, father and sister, she will bide her time till she can find another way out.Anthony is trying to escape from a case gone bad and decides to visit his grandmother in Quiet River.  Flying out to Washington , a elderly lady just happens to sit next to him. As she proceeds to  read his fortune Anthony could care less  tell she tells him to be careful, danger lurks while he is in Quiet River. Scoffing it off, Anthony now is beginning to wonder. The town is not the same as it once was. Everyone  seems to be watching his every move even though they know who he is.  The first thing they say is why are you here and when are you leaving? What has he done to deserve this treatment? Was the card reading accurate? Even his grandmother is trying to push him out and head him back to Boston.This is the second book that I have read of Natasha's and  I have to say it tossup between the two which one is the best. The tension throughout this book is so overpowering that it leaves  you wondering  is this all in her mind,is she sane or crazy,will she get out? There is so much to this book that I just touched on the main subject. It will leave you wondering,what secrets does the basement hold? What are the secrets the family is keeping from her? To give you more would spoil the terror that is present through out. The secondary  characters in the book lend just as much credence to the plot as the main characters do. This is one of those book  that would make a great made  for TV thriller.  The book does contain coarse language occasionally and violence but there are no explicit sexual scenes. If you like a good psychological  thriller to read then you will want to read "The Voice of the Waterfalls.I would like to thank the author who gave me the chance to read  her book. If you like this  one, you will want to read her book" Quiet River" also for another thrilling experience.