Review: A psycological thriller! Don't miss a good read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 27, 2013
Isabel Anderson meets Alicia McBride under startling circumstances.  She almost runs over Alicia when she appears in front of her car out of nowhere. Shocked and guilt ridden, she invites her into her home and offers her tea. Alicia is waif like and "different" (to be honest,for much of the book I suspected that there was a paranormal element to the story). She says is looking for work and Isabel recommends her for a job at the store where she works. By insinuating that they are best friends Alicia inserts herself into the fabric of Isabel's life and subtly works her way into the lives of Isabel's closest friends.Strange, frightening things start happening, but everyone is so smitten with Alicia that Isabel doesn't think people will believe her if she tells them about her suspicions.  There is no way to substantiate them and she realizes people will think she is paranoid.  Gradually she retreats into herself, staying away from her friends because she doesn't want to be around Alicia.  It hurts her to see how Alicia seems to have replaced her in their intimate circle.Her friends start to question her emotional balance. Isabel finds herself involved with the law, charged with crimes she knows she hasn't committed; or has she?  Even she reaches a point where she isn't certain any more.FRY is a psychological thriller, the plot is fast paced, filled with suspense and twists and turns and held my attention to the end.  I recommend it to anyone who enjoys an "on the edge of your seat" read.  I certainly enjoyed it.PS:Please leave a review for the book after you have read it, to let the author and others know how much you liked the book.