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A review by bethreadsandnaps
Possession by Katie Lowe
2.0
Didn’t like.
I do not like psychological thrillers where the main character appears to be psychotic, delusional, and paranoid. In this one, the main character Hannah lost her husband 10 years prior when he was killed in his sleep. A man was convicted, but a new podcast thinks he was wrongly convicted and suspects Hannah did it. Of course, Hannah can’t remember what happened and even suspects herself. Much of the story you don’t know whether Hannah is having a breakdown or if someone is framing her.
If you enjoy that kind of story, then you’ll probably like this one.
Hannah is a psychiatrist. With all of her issues, one would think she shouldn’t be practicing.
I do not like psychological thrillers where the main character appears to be psychotic, delusional, and paranoid. In this one, the main character Hannah lost her husband 10 years prior when he was killed in his sleep. A man was convicted, but a new podcast thinks he was wrongly convicted and suspects Hannah did it. Of course, Hannah can’t remember what happened and even suspects herself. Much of the story you don’t know whether Hannah is having a breakdown or if someone is framing her.
If you enjoy that kind of story, then you’ll probably like this one.
Hannah is a psychiatrist. With all of her issues, one would think she shouldn’t be practicing.