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A review by julia11
Woman on the Edge by Samantha M. Bailey
4.0
3.5 stars, rounded up to 4 for goodreads.
I devoured this book. I read it in 8 hours and I did enjoy it. I wasn't blown away by any of it but it was a quick and easy read.
It starts out with Morgan going about a normal day when a woman thrusts a baby into her arms and jumps in front of a train. The POV alternates between Morgan and the baby's mother, Nicole. It's a race to figure out what caused a woman, who seemingly had it all, to the edge.
It was an interesting premise and was very easy to follow. There were times that reality was stretched just a little too much, but the author did a really good job of keeping me guessing. Every time I thought I knew what was happening or who was behind it, my mind quickly changed. I would recommend it to someone who is looking for a quick psychological thriller read.
I devoured this book. I read it in 8 hours and I did enjoy it. I wasn't blown away by any of it but it was a quick and easy read.
It starts out with Morgan going about a normal day when a woman thrusts a baby into her arms and jumps in front of a train. The POV alternates between Morgan and the baby's mother, Nicole. It's a race to figure out what caused a woman, who seemingly had it all, to the edge.
It was an interesting premise and was very easy to follow. There were times that reality was stretched just a little too much, but the author did a really good job of keeping me guessing. Every time I thought I knew what was happening or who was behind it, my mind quickly changed. I would recommend it to someone who is looking for a quick psychological thriller read.