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pandafan7 's review for:
The Prisoner
by B.A. Paris
Amelie wakes up in a dark room and doesn’t know where she is. Why was she kidnapped? Who kidnapped her? Why does she feel safer here in this dark room than with her husband Jed?
The dual timeline B.A. Paris uses to tell this story is everything. I was hooked from the start. The dual timeline allows for the details of Amelie’s life to be revealed slowly. Some may say it was too slow for them, but I enjoyed it. I think it contributed to my excitement and encouraged me to keep reading to find out more. The short chapters also made me feel like the book was a quick read. The ending wasn’t exactly what I was picturing, but sometimes that happens. I really enjoyed this story and the character of Amelie. 4/5 stars! I highly recommend it to anyone that enjoys psychological thrillers!
Thank you to NetGalley and St. Martin’s Press for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.
The dual timeline B.A. Paris uses to tell this story is everything. I was hooked from the start. The dual timeline allows for the details of Amelie’s life to be revealed slowly. Some may say it was too slow for them, but I enjoyed it. I think it contributed to my excitement and encouraged me to keep reading to find out more. The short chapters also made me feel like the book was a quick read. The ending wasn’t exactly what I was picturing, but sometimes that happens. I really enjoyed this story and the character of Amelie. 4/5 stars! I highly recommend it to anyone that enjoys psychological thrillers!
Thank you to NetGalley and St. Martin’s Press for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.