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A review by nerdontheloose
Hello, My Name is May by Rosalind Stopps
5.0
Alternating between past and present, this story is about an elderly woman who is unable to communicate following an accident and seek help from the dangers that might be following her from her past.
Utterly gripping and filled with wit, melancholy, and a deep look at domestic abuse, had me hooked and gasping for air. The domestic abuse is described in such a real and chilling way, it had me shaking in empathy and anger.
The ending is sooo good and utterly gratifying, I cannot describe in words just how much I enjoyed it. Loved the way the stories of both past and present came to an end.
I'll be on the lookout for other books by this author.
Utterly gripping and filled with wit, melancholy, and a deep look at domestic abuse, had me hooked and gasping for air. The domestic abuse is described in such a real and chilling way, it had me shaking in empathy and anger.
The ending is sooo good and utterly gratifying, I cannot describe in words just how much I enjoyed it. Loved the way the stories of both past and present came to an end.
I'll be on the lookout for other books by this author.