exciting, stuffy, a real descent into hell

This book is one of those books that we sellotape to the floor. Just barely begun, this thriller as Dumbledore's Pensieve, took me to Sophie's life. Immediately, I identified the woman who bears the same name as me. Was it easier as well or is it just the magic of the author's writing that operated? No idea, in any case, I found myself becoming crazy. Literally! I was completely caught by the first part of the book that shows the insidious and destructive madness.

This thriller is, in my view, different from the others by its construction. It is actually composed of 4 parts. The first two telling the same time but from two different points of view, the latter two forming the conclusion of this book. The author's style is such a current that leads the reader to the conclusion whatsoever. It is addictive, mesmerizing, clenching, sometimes disturbing, sometimes stifling that makes the pages scroll apace.

The characters are not very numerous but the excavation author and rummages in the brain so much of our main characters we not need more. We can only focus on Sophie that seems so fragile but more dangerous. His life is shattered, and we see, we observe the crumbs to build bigger damage yet. It is a descent into hell that the reader watches helplessly as yet another ... And if truth was possible?

In conclusion, this thriller is an insidious and effective trap that captures the reader through the pages.