It begins
with Phoebe, who has had an indecipherable problem with rage since she was
nine.
Then the
story switches over to Nina Carlson, who was incarcerated for 2-3 kills and
recently released on parole.
Story had a
slow start as it dives into the views of multiple characters (Nina, Becky,
Detective Ed, etc.) Things get a little more confusing as more unknown
characters (apparently murderers) come into play and reminisce about a
whacked-up childhood.
So right
away I wondered who the central character was. Who was our main focus? This
shows that there were too many characters and, unfortunately, the story didn’t
compensate too much for it. Don’t get me wrong. I like a good murder mystery.
In fact, there were a few characters here I would’ve liked to have been killed
off.
I wanted to
give this book a chance, but as I progressed, the book just kept getting more
and more perplexing and daunting.
My rating: 2 stars
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