A short but good read

An interesting read. Lauteure decided to tell the story upside down. A risky bet, but that works beautifully well. As the title describes, the reader will live with Adelaide's final minutes. Fourteen minutes, fourteen chapters, and for each minute, an episode of life, dating back more and more into the past of heroine. I hope that this is clear enough ... If not, I suggest you get it in book or ebook.

In short, the concept is daring and it works! He also thought-provoking, especially about "what if", regrets, which are the main theme of "Fourteen Minutes."

Personally, my heroine a little edgy and my empathic side does not wake up for her, but it's my character that does it. I'm sure many others lapprécieront! I havent even doubt it.

For style, it is very enjoyable to read, fluid, simple and dialogues are alive and realistic. A good combination for me. And a bonus for the cover, which is rather nice!

In summary, a short but good read!