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A review by debumere
Sociopaths In Love by Andersen Prunty
3.0
A book that was intended to shock its readers with brute, gore and the rest.
It contains some brutal scenes but have to admit I found it quite 'meh' at the best of times.
The story starts well, Erica looking after her Granny, who turns out to be dead (bit of 'Psycho' there) and the arrival of Walt, out of the blue, who takes her on a rather odd journey. Walt was a sociopath, without a doubt, but was Erica?
Seemingly invisible to the heinous crimes they commit, no one bats an eyelid when body parts are chucked off a balcony etc, it didn't answer any of the questions I had about WHY did they never get caught? What was it that made them immune to reaction from the normal people......the ending was a let down. The story lost its fizz half way through. The plot was not really there but I persevered in the hope it would pick up.
It didn't.
It wasn't a total waste of time but I won't be raving about it either.
It contains some brutal scenes but have to admit I found it quite 'meh' at the best of times.
The story starts well, Erica looking after her Granny, who turns out to be dead (bit of 'Psycho' there) and the arrival of Walt, out of the blue, who takes her on a rather odd journey. Walt was a sociopath, without a doubt, but was Erica?
Seemingly invisible to the heinous crimes they commit, no one bats an eyelid when body parts are chucked off a balcony etc, it didn't answer any of the questions I had about WHY did they never get caught? What was it that made them immune to reaction from the normal people......the ending was a let down. The story lost its fizz half way through. The plot was not really there but I persevered in the hope it would pick up.
It didn't.
It wasn't a total waste of time but I won't be raving about it either.