*Spoiler-ish thoughts ahead!!* . . . . . . I really liked this one and read it in about 3 long sessions. The character development portion in the first third or so was long enough to invest me in them, but not long enough to feel drawn out. I knew something would eventually get twisty, and the one first “twist” moment just before the first perspective change was enough to buy me into the suspense. I wanted to know what the truth was, and it picked up the stakes big time. I loved the retelling of the “other side” of the coin. It added depth without being too repetitive. The ending felt very “Shawshank redemption” and was very satisfying. I like a thriller with a darker ending, but this one was a refreshing change.
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I really liked this one and read it in about 3 long sessions. The character development portion in the first third or so was long enough to invest me in them, but not long enough to feel drawn out. I knew something would eventually get twisty, and the one first “twist” moment just before the first perspective change was enough to buy me into the suspense. I wanted to know what the truth was, and it picked up the stakes big time. I loved the retelling of the “other side” of the coin. It added depth without being too repetitive.
The ending felt very “Shawshank redemption” and was very satisfying. I like a thriller with a darker ending, but this one was a refreshing change.
That was the perfect description of the ending! It was very Shawshank-esque! 😉