Adeline
4.25 stars
Psychological mystery thriller following Margo a former nurse who works at a library after a series of accidents happened at her old workplace and Patricia, a newly hired employee who begins to suspect Margo isn’t what she claims to be.
This was such a page turning little book, a quick read that could be done in one sitting.
I liked how unhinged both characters were, fascinating to read them as compelling train wrecks, obsessed and blinded by their own selfish desires, ultimately psychotic characters playing a cat and mouse game of their own.
I liked reading both points of view where each character gave their version of the events, twisted by their own psychosis, aided by a good prose.
Pacing wise, this was a quick and tense read and I actually really liked the idea behind the ending though I felt a bit too rushed and underwhelming.
The side characters weren’t particularly essential to the plot and one literal reference was discussed but I wished it was explored more. I wished we had seen more of the main character’s past, and build more of relationship between Patricia and Margo.
Overall a short and fun popcorn of a story, perfect if you like unhinged and unlikeable characters moving inextricably towards a crash.
4.25 stars
Psychological mystery thriller following Margo a former nurse who works at a library after a series of accidents happened at her old workplace and Patricia, a newly hired employee who begins to suspect Margo isn’t what she claims to be.
This was such a page turning little book, a quick read that could be done in one sitting.
I liked how unhinged both characters were, fascinating to read them as compelling train wrecks, obsessed and blinded by their own selfish desires, ultimately psychotic characters playing a cat and mouse game of their own.
I liked reading both points of view where each character gave their version of the events, twisted by their own psychosis, aided by a good prose.
Pacing wise, this was a quick and tense read and I actually really liked the idea behind the ending though I felt a bit too rushed and underwhelming.
The side characters weren’t particularly essential to the plot and one literal reference was discussed but I wished it was explored more. I wished we had seen more of the main character’s past, and build more of relationship between Patricia and Margo.
Overall a short and fun popcorn of a story, perfect if you like unhinged and unlikeable characters moving inextricably towards a crash.