Sasha has a special gift: when people hear her voice, they automatically say exactly what is on their minds. This gift causes relationships to end, but is useful in getting confessions from bad guys. Do to this, she has been a tool of the government since a young age.

Character-wise, Sasha is a pretty well-developed and has legitimate inner-conflicts. The author did a great job thinking through the effects that treating people as less than human will have. She shows a lot of patterns that a girl who has been trafficked, abused, or abandoned would have. Plot-wise, however, it was a little too farfetched for me. No matter what fictional world is created, all worlds have to abide by the law of Allowed Amount of Coincidences. I wouldn’t recommend this book because it breaks the law.

Full review to be published 13/2/15 on Papercuttts.