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thesapphiccelticbookworm 's review for:
Tell Me The Truth
by Felicia Heilgendorff
challenging
dark
slow-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Complicated
Loveable characters:
No
Diverse cast of characters:
Complicated
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Complicated
Thank you to Booksirens and the author for a copy of this book.
3 years ago, then 18 year old Katie suffered a head injury robbing her of her memories.
She's now moving to Denmark to start a degree in cognitive science. Her new flatmate-to-be, Sam sends her a photo of herself, and Katie thinks it's a joke, she looks exactly like her. She's nowhere else to go though, so she moves in with her.
Sam then tells Katie that they're twins.
I loved the concept of this story but the execution fell short for me as the pacing felt very choppy and the writing seemed lacking at times. Katie's action also just didn't seem realistic at times.
The plot itself was good with decent twists I didn't see coming.
3 years ago, then 18 year old Katie suffered a head injury robbing her of her memories.
She's now moving to Denmark to start a degree in cognitive science. Her new flatmate-to-be, Sam sends her a photo of herself, and Katie thinks it's a joke, she looks exactly like her. She's nowhere else to go though, so she moves in with her.
Sam then tells Katie that they're twins.
I loved the concept of this story but the execution fell short for me as the pacing felt very choppy and the writing seemed lacking at times. Katie's action also just didn't seem realistic at times.
The plot itself was good with decent twists I didn't see coming.
Graphic: Ableism, Child death, Death of parent, Murder
Moderate: Violence, Medical content