Jessica Farris sneaks into a psychology study run by a professor she doesn’t know since she isn’t even in college. What follows is a study on morality and ethics that questions everything Jessica thinks about herself. She becomes wrapped up in a cat and mouse game with people who were strangers just a few weeks before.
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I was intrigued by this book as soon as I started and became hooked quickly. But as the book continues, the “twists” that come eventually lose their momentum and it becomes predictable and somewhat mundane. I was continually waiting for something more to happen, something shocking or that I could claim I never saw coming but that all fell flat for me. Overall I closed the book disappointed.
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I was intrigued by this book as soon as I started and became hooked quickly. But as the book continues, the “twists” that come eventually lose their momentum and it becomes predictable and somewhat mundane. I was continually waiting for something more to happen, something shocking or that I could claim I never saw coming but that all fell flat for me. Overall I closed the book disappointed.