They find me covered in blood red flowers on the side of a country road. They tell me my wounds look defensive. But they think I'm guilty of a terrible crime.
People from my past - strangers now - help me piece together my story. But who can I trust when I can't trust myself?
I could never have hurt anyone. Could I?
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A man's voice speaks into a transceiver. ONE
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(@Bookouture, 9 April 2021, 343 pages, ebook, copy from the publisher via # NetGalley and voluntarily reviewed)
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This is a new author for me. I really enjoyed The Silent Girl. I read a lot of thriller's, it's one of my go-to-genre's. I also really enjoy books that involve memory loss and the like. So I was really looking forward to this. The Silent Girl has all the markers of an excellent thriller, fast pace, well developed characters, twists, turns, misdirection and unreliable narration. The story develops well with important elements gradually revealed, forcing to read on until it all joins together.
