I loved this book. You delve into the world of Sylvie who is the ‘Good Daughter’ her sister turns, not only into a difficult teenager fighting against her parents life choices but also a teenager, that through no fault of her own can’t accept her parent’s beliefs.
The chapters
alternate between past and present. Through the eyes of Sylvie, each chapter
gives you a little more information.
This is a psychotically thriller about a dysfunctional family and the
consequences that derive from that dysfunction.
I would recommend
this book to readers who like to be kept guessing whilst perched at the end of
their seat, to be finally brought into the light of knowing with an unexpected
and harrowing revelation.
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Reviewer:
Nicky Cooper Brown
John Searles is the author of the bestsellers Boy
Still Missing and Strange but True. He appears as a book critic
on NBC's Today Show, and his essays have been published in the New
York Times and Washington Post. He has a master's degree in
creative writing from New York University and lives in New York City.
Nicky Cooper Brown came
late to this game we call writing. Growing up, up North, she was always praised
for her talents with her hands, rather than her mind, she harboured an artistic
flair often drawing and painting into the night. It wasn't until she moved
south to the Beautiful picturesque New Forest that she took pen to paper so to
speak. Now Nicky enjoys writing short stories and articles and has a funny and
light hearted style, but when it comes to her novels she displays a darker side
and a taste for psychological thrillers.
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