Too Close
Natalie Daniels
Emma
Robinson is a forensic psychiatrist with a new case. Connie, her
institutionalized patient, is suffering from amnesia. Emma must
decide if Connie is fit to stand trial for a crime she committed but
can't remember. And why can't she remember anything? Did her
relationship with her best friend Ness leave her vulnerable and ready
to snap? Were Connie and Ness too close to each other or is Emma the
one getting too close to Connie as she tries to unravel the events
that led to Connie's break down?
Too Close is a well written psychological drama with its share of twists and turns. And although I liked the story, I was somehow unable to develop real feelings for the characters. I'm not sure why this was the case because all the events that led to the dilemma of the main characters are laid out for the reader as the story unfolds. Nevertheless, it felt as if they were all too distant, which meant that I didn't have as much empathy for them as I would have liked. I did, however, think the second half of the story had a better pace and more tension, which made it worthwhile reading.
Thanks to Harper Collins for allowing me to read this book in exchange for an honest review.
Too Close is a well written psychological drama with its share of twists and turns. And although I liked the story, I was somehow unable to develop real feelings for the characters. I'm not sure why this was the case because all the events that led to the dilemma of the main characters are laid out for the reader as the story unfolds. Nevertheless, it felt as if they were all too distant, which meant that I didn't have as much empathy for them as I would have liked. I did, however, think the second half of the story had a better pace and more tension, which made it worthwhile reading.
Thanks to Harper Collins for allowing me to read this book in exchange for an honest review.
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