Review: Psychological thriller
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 07 5, 2014
Beware!  There are problems with this book.  The editing is poor and if you are bothered by that sort of thing, you will really not enjoy this book.  The writing details are also a bit askew on several obvious facts which bother some people a great deal.  If you can get past those two things and keep reading you will find a horror story not a romantic mystery.  The mother in this work is supposedly one of those women who loves her husband and her son beyond anything else.  The fact that she is carrying her second child evokes the reader's understanding.  But, the 15-year-old son is really a study in opposites.  When you think he will be strong he is weak and when he is weak he should be strong.  The husband who is a strong--very strong--and likable man is removed so early that the reader has to blink the eyes to remember him.  The character of the psycho, Emily, and her father are not clearly drown and just as one gets into the plot and begins to understand a part of it, the novel ends.  Very short, but limiting.