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A review by laurla
Rough Justice by Kelley Armstrong
"those memories are yours, like a walk in closet, filled with vignettes for every occasion. you are worried about setting Johnson free, and so your subconscious selected a memory that confirmed your worst fears."
"I had a friend who struggled in school until she was diagnosed with a learning disorder, and I remembered how relieved she'd been. that had baffled me, the diagnosis didn't cure her. now I understood her relief. the diagnosis meant that she wasn't failing because she didn't work hard enough. she had a disability she needed to accommodate."
"maybe someone was paying you undue attention. things like that can escalate, from the point where you don't want to sound paranoid to the point where you regret not feeling paranoid enough."
"I had a friend who struggled in school until she was diagnosed with a learning disorder, and I remembered how relieved she'd been. that had baffled me, the diagnosis didn't cure her. now I understood her relief. the diagnosis meant that she wasn't failing because she didn't work hard enough. she had a disability she needed to accommodate."
"maybe someone was paying you undue attention. things like that can escalate, from the point where you don't want to sound paranoid to the point where you regret not feeling paranoid enough."