I totally enjoyed M. T. Edvardsson’s psychological thriller, A Nearly Normal Family. Stella, a teenager, is accused of stabbing to death thirty-two year old, Christoper Olsen. Stella is an only child of Adam, a pastor, and Ulrika,a defense attorney. It has been difficult for Adam and Ulrika to set boundaries for Stella.
Each character gives his/her perspective in the story that is told in three parts. The gut wrenching phone call to the parents to have them come to the police station only to find out their daughter has been arrested for murder. The author did a great job of getting the reader really involved in this legal thriller. I loved the short chapters as I think it helped with the pace of the book.
I need to reread to spot any clues I did not catch! My thanks to Bookish First and Celadon Books for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.
Each character gives his/her perspective in the story that is told in three parts. The gut wrenching phone call to the parents to have them come to the police station only to find out their daughter has been arrested for murder. The author did a great job of getting the reader really involved in this legal thriller. I loved the short chapters as I think it helped with the pace of the book.
I need to reread to spot any clues I did not catch! My thanks to Bookish First and Celadon Books for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.