4 Stars
The Silent Patient starts with a bang . . . . literally. The catalyst to all that is to come takes the form of a woman being accused of shooting her husband in the face five times . . . .
Mitchell says this is the perfect book to read for Valentine’s Day.
The book says . . . .
“As you will see, it’s an incredible story – of that there is no doubt.
Whether you believe it or not is up to you.”
I say I wanted to comment about how “meh” I was feeling about the book in general and more particularly the progress I was making . . . . and then I looked and I was at 56% in what seemed like zero minutes. This one earns its stars for the pages apparently turning themselves. Yes, you have to suspend disbelief in order to have a good time, but if you are able to do so a good time you most certainly will have as therapist Theo gets his patient Alicia to speak again.
Mitchell says this is the perfect book to read for Valentine’s Day.
The book says . . . .
“As you will see, it’s an incredible story – of that there is no doubt.
Whether you believe it or not is up to you.”
I say I wanted to comment about how “meh” I was feeling about the book in general and more particularly the progress I was making . . . . and then I looked and I was at 56% in what seemed like zero minutes. This one earns its stars for the pages apparently turning themselves. Yes, you have to suspend disbelief in order to have a good time, but if you are able to do so a good time you most certainly will have as therapist Theo gets his patient Alicia to speak again.
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