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Maddie and Ian met during a chance encounter overseas. He served as a
bodyguard while Maddie was a travel writer visiting her best friend,
Jo. After a few ups and downs, Maddie and Ian get married and have a son,
Charlie. They are living the American dream. During a family camping trip,
Maddie endured a horrifying accident leaving her badly scarred and
unable to remember the accident. Maddie begins writing therapy with a
therapist to help her remember and find the cause of her anxiety.
The
novel alternates between the past, present, and "The Day of the
Killing". The novel was a good read but towards halfway into the book, I
lost interest. I found it hard to like any of the characters or
empathize with them. I couldn't relate to any of the characters.
Overall, the book was a decent read but, the ending was a complete
disappointment. I felt like the ending was rushed and confusing.
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