From the First Look, I was intrigued by this story, and the full novel did not disappoint. I couldn’t put it down, I was there fighting for Alex and the injustices she suffered.
As she starts to fall apart, it is horribly real, but as the reader we start to wonder, is our narrator a reliable story teller? Who should we believe.
Liz Lawler develops some great characters , based, I am sure, on people she has met during the course of her work over the years. I do not doubt that medical procedures are accurate, they certainly felt it! Also, it is nice to have people who are not all perfect, and I was relieved Alex had someone on her side.
A cracking story, the pace doesn't let up- perfect for the coming Bank Holiday weekend.
As she starts to fall apart, it is horribly real, but as the reader we start to wonder, is our narrator a reliable story teller? Who should we believe.
Liz Lawler develops some great characters , based, I am sure, on people she has met during the course of her work over the years. I do not doubt that medical procedures are accurate, they certainly felt it! Also, it is nice to have people who are not all perfect, and I was relieved Alex had someone on her side.
A cracking story, the pace doesn't let up- perfect for the coming Bank Holiday weekend.