Molly Pierce has just walked into her own nightmare, she is
now aware of what is going on in her life.
Sometimes Molly wakes up and she’s driving down a road with no clue as
to where she is going and why she is
going that way, or she wakes up in 3 minutes has passed by, never really
understanding what happened and where she went when she zoned out. One morning she wakes up from a zone out and
realizes someone is chasing her on their motorcycle. Feeling like she has to flee Molly tries to
drive faster, the end result is that the motorcyclist gets hit by a car and
eventually ends up with severe mortal wounds.
The real problem is that the victim, Lyle Avery, knows her but she doesn’t
know him. He’s too familiar with him and
too intimate in those last moments of his life, and the one thing she cannot
get out of her head is that he called her Mabel. Now with Lyle dead, Molly wants to figure out
whom he was, who his brother, Sayer, is, and why it feels like she should know
who both are. Not realizing that half
her life has been kept from her, Molly is determined to figure out what makes
her black out as well. The only person
with the key to her past and secrets is her, and she will have to work hard to
finally realize the connection between her, the two brothers, her therapist,
and her family. At some point, all
things must be uncovered.
Such a creepy story about mental health. This is not a supernatural book or even a
paranormal book; it deals with a mental health issue that can be relatable to
readers who find themselves in Molly’s shoes or even know someone who works
like Molly (hopefully with less drama and casualties).
3.5 Stars out of 5.
Thank You Edelweiss.
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