Review: Seriously good!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 14, 2014
The Forgotten Girl by Jessica Sorensen is one of my newest top reads of 2014 and in my opinion, Jessica's best writing to date.  This story kept me guessing from page one.  I've never been so confused, so baffled, so exhilarated in a very long time.Normally, when reading we make guesses about plots twists.  Maybe we even predict the ending.  All along the author drops clues, bread crumbs, if you will, leading us along to either the conclusion they've written or the one we determine in our heads.  Sometimes they stump us and we get excited.  Books tend to be all the same nowadays and it's hard to be surprised.  Not with this book.  Nope.  I honestly had no clue what was going on.I didn't even know what I wanted.  This wasn't like a love triangle story where there's one clear hero for the girl.  I'm not even sure if there was a hero, I mean I think there was.  I hope given what I read that 'he' was the hero, but I really don't know.  I LOVE THAT!  This book will have you questioning everything, every sentence, every character.  AND you still won't know what's up and what's down.  It's just that good!The Forgotten Girl reads like an epic thriller, leading on a journey, scaring you along the way.  I never knew what to expect from page to the next and I absolutely loved that feeling of helplessness.  I can only imagine how difficult if must have been to write and for that Jessica Sorensen I have mad respect.  If the reader is stumped and confused the author must have had a whiteboard laying out every angle and every detail.  I wish I could tell you more.  I can't.  Read the synopsis and dive in.  You won't be disappointed.There is no cliffhanger.  There are no sequels.  I LOVE THAT!!  I had chills from the very last line of the book and a huge smile on my face.*A copy of this book was kindly provided by the author in exchange for an honest review*