Review: "...once was a little girl who lived in a fictional world but the little girl didn't know it.Letting the real girl be forgottn".
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 18, 2014
I was excited to read Jessica Sorensen's The Forgotten Girl, but damn this book was no romance. Jessica wrote a dark thriller that had gasping in every chapter, while trying to decipher reality from fantasy. At times, I did not know WTF was occurring, so I found myself wanting to know more so I finish the book in one night and said WTH when I finished the book! You will not be disappointed, but do not expect hearts and flowers.Maddie is twenty-one years old, but has memory loss due to a horrific trauma experience. For the past six years, her mother has been making her attend therapy sessions to Maddie move forward in her life. Unfortunately, Maddie cannot move forward until she recovers her memory."I have Psychogenic Amnesia, which more than likely means there was some sort of stress factor that played a part in why I have no idea who the hell I was before the age of fifteen."When Maddie starts having "black-out" moments, she starts doubting herself because people starting dying. She starts to wonder if she is the one doing all the killing, especially when she finds herself with evidence from each murder. The doubt heightens her paranoia even more making her edgy and unstable."The voice is right - I am a whore. That among other things. I'm a sinner. A rebellion. A punk. A psychopath, at least according to the voice."Maggie soon uncovers the horrid pieces of her past and lies told to cover-up the secrets that have haunted her the past six years."I never wanted to be crazy. Never wanted to fully act on my twisted impulses, the one's I've been fighting for the last six years. They were just supposed to be thoughts, but now... is it possible I've brought the madness out and made it a reality."Author Jessica Sorensen's novel, The Forgotten Girl, has done an AMAZING job writing a DARK TWISTED THRILLER STORY that will capture your attention immediately and find yourself unable to put the book down. You will also experience a roller coaster of emotions from feeling SCARED, SAD, SUSPENSEFUL, SHOCKED, and HORRIFIED."There once was a little girl who lived in a fictional world but the little girl didn't know it...Letting the real girl be forgotten".I rate Jessica Sorensen's novel, The Forgotten Girl - 5 AMAZING STARS!