Trust Me is a high-octane and addictive thriller, starting at full speed with a brilliantly intense opening and not hitting the brakes until the final sentence.
Ellen is an incredibly determined character and is obviously more experienced than she lets on. Part of you loves this feistiness in her, but part of you is on the edge with the constant danger that she puts herself in. But would you do the same? You find yourself constantly asking this question, as having a baby at the centre of all this danger changes your perspective on everything. It’s a great concept by TM Logan as it really puts you in the front seat and tests your nerves.
It does grow a tiny [only TINY!] bit tedious that nobody gives Ellen any answers as this is the type of thriller where every character tells her that it’s for her own good that she doesn’t get involved. But it all adds to the mystery at the end and leaves you desperate to find out what’s going on.
There are many red herrings to keep changing your opinion about who’s behind all of this, as you really do not know who to trust. And that’s what makes this such an enjoyable ride. Just when you think you can like one character, their cover seems to slip and you have to question their motives all over again.
This is undoubtedly a thriller that you want to experience this year. Take your seat, get yourself comfy, and make sure you strap yourself in!
Ellen is an incredibly determined character and is obviously more experienced than she lets on. Part of you loves this feistiness in her, but part of you is on the edge with the constant danger that she puts herself in. But would you do the same? You find yourself constantly asking this question, as having a baby at the centre of all this danger changes your perspective on everything. It’s a great concept by TM Logan as it really puts you in the front seat and tests your nerves.
It does grow a tiny [only TINY!] bit tedious that nobody gives Ellen any answers as this is the type of thriller where every character tells her that it’s for her own good that she doesn’t get involved. But it all adds to the mystery at the end and leaves you desperate to find out what’s going on.
There are many red herrings to keep changing your opinion about who’s behind all of this, as you really do not know who to trust. And that’s what makes this such an enjoyable ride. Just when you think you can like one character, their cover seems to slip and you have to question their motives all over again.
This is undoubtedly a thriller that you want to experience this year. Take your seat, get yourself comfy, and make sure you strap yourself in!