Alicia Berenson is a famous painter. Her husband, Gabriel, is a well-known fashion photographer. They have it all and Alicia loves her husband. That’s what makes it hard to understand why she would have shot him five times in the face. Alicia hasn’t spoken a word in years and has never explained why she did this terrible act. Theo Faber is a criminal psychotherapist who is determined to help heal Alicia and to get her to talk about the murder.
OK, I never saw THAT ending coming! Quite an interesting book that moves along quickly. I became very engaged in the story and liked the characters. I can’t say it was very suspenseful because it’s one of those books that’s more interested in the “why” since we already know the “who” and the “what” but the mystery certainly held me in its grip. This debut author knows how to captivate his audience and I think this may well be a huge success when it’s released next February. I definitely want to see how the movie is handled (yes, the film rights have already been snatched up, by an Oscar-winning producer no less) and will be on the lookout for what this author writes next.
Addictive, well-written thriller. Recommended.
OK, I never saw THAT ending coming! Quite an interesting book that moves along quickly. I became very engaged in the story and liked the characters. I can’t say it was very suspenseful because it’s one of those books that’s more interested in the “why” since we already know the “who” and the “what” but the mystery certainly held me in its grip. This debut author knows how to captivate his audience and I think this may well be a huge success when it’s released next February. I definitely want to see how the movie is handled (yes, the film rights have already been snatched up, by an Oscar-winning producer no less) and will be on the lookout for what this author writes next.
Addictive, well-written thriller. Recommended.