This book was like walking through a really deep mucky puddle. You started walking in it only to realize too late that the mud was thick and hard to get through. But you still have to finish walking through the puddle.
This book started out interesting. It's the first book I've read that is told in second person. The plot sounded interesting so I, being naive, picked up the book and though "why not?"
This book was really heavy and I wanted to drop it half way through. There were parts that confused me. At first I though Anna was her sister but she turned out to be her best friend. This throughly confused me.
The psychology in the book made sense. The main character really did seem to have Stockholm syndrome. The sudden change made sense character wise. But that seemed to be the only thing that made any sense.
This book was, okay. I'm not going to say I love it because I didn't. But I also didn't hate it. This book is well written, the content and blending of the plot twists just needed some more work.
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