"A final question: If you truly love someone, would you sacrifice your life for theirs?"
Holy shit on a cracker was that good. I'm sure how, or if I should even try to describe how great I found this book.
Twist and turns abound when Jessica Farris sneaks into a study about morality and ethics her life is turned upside down. Even though it's told in alternating POV's you still never fully grasp what goes on in Dr. Shields mind, you feel as lost and disoriented but yet like the subjects in her study absolutely trusting in her. And nothing truly starts to fall into until the end.
By the end of part 2, I felt as if I needed to reread it because I clearly missed the signs of a crazy person. I have my entire office talking about this book chomping at the bits to get a hand on it.
Holy shit on a cracker was that good. I'm sure how, or if I should even try to describe how great I found this book.
Twist and turns abound when Jessica Farris sneaks into a study about morality and ethics her life is turned upside down. Even though it's told in alternating POV's you still never fully grasp what goes on in Dr. Shields mind, you feel as lost and disoriented but yet like the subjects in her study absolutely trusting in her. And nothing truly starts to fall into until the end.
By the end of part 2, I felt as if I needed to reread it because I clearly missed the signs of a crazy person. I have my entire office talking about this book chomping at the bits to get a hand on it.