Ana Reyes

I love Reese Witherspoon, but this was my first and last Reese's club book. The premise sounded interesting enough, but as I read, my feelings could only be described as "meh" - which is not what you want in a thriller. I can suspend my disbelief quite far for fiction, but I found myself unable to believe the ending in any way - Hypnosis? And the cops actually taking it seriously? No I just don't believe that. The book is an author debut, and I personally think it should have spent more time in editing before being published. A disappointing read overall for the hype it got.… (plus d'informations)

Creepy and disturbing. A different kind of read than my normal go--to.

Following the MC in this book through the time jumps was easy. Her self-doubt was done well and kept me guessing whether her issues were in her head, from intoxication (drug or otherwise), or something far more disturbing. The payoff was in the bar toward the end of the book, and I did not know how it would all turn out. I enjoyed the writing and it took me just about 24 hours to get through over a weekend. I couldn't put the book down for the first ten chapters, and after that, I was just happy to see where it went. I would though have liked a little more "meat" at the end of the book, perhaps even a misdirect before the end. I still think though its a worthwhile read over a weekend or on a trip.… (plus d'informations)