With the descriptive prose, I feel like I am almost inside the story. I can picture clearly the house and the beach, Rob and Stretch, but I can't yet really see Kate. Perhaps, with her former expertise at recognising other people's faces, the accident has left her not really seeing herself?
I'm already drawn deeply in, and have so many questions! We know how they met but I want to know more about the circumstances of the accident - had they perhaps crossed paths before and, as a result of the accident, she doesn't recognise him? Is his techpreneurial expertise and, seemingly altruistic, work with artists and hospitals separate interests, or are they interconnected in some way? And, of course, I want to find out about Rob's previous experience of meeting his supposed doppelganger and the conflict between his, apparently, irrational (or is it) fear of meeting them again and all that he envisages that will result in, and his skills in developing forward thinking technology.
I already feel invested in the story and I think this is going to be a thought provoking, contemporary, psychological thriller that will have me hooked to the end.
I'm already drawn deeply in, and have so many questions! We know how they met but I want to know more about the circumstances of the accident - had they perhaps crossed paths before and, as a result of the accident, she doesn't recognise him? Is his techpreneurial expertise and, seemingly altruistic, work with artists and hospitals separate interests, or are they interconnected in some way? And, of course, I want to find out about Rob's previous experience of meeting his supposed doppelganger and the conflict between his, apparently, irrational (or is it) fear of meeting them again and all that he envisages that will result in, and his skills in developing forward thinking technology.
I already feel invested in the story and I think this is going to be a thought provoking, contemporary, psychological thriller that will have me hooked to the end.