Connie wakes up in a Psychiatric hospital and is told she committed a terrible crime. She says she can’t remember a thing.

The book switches between the past and present and we gradually discover what Connie did. When we know the what we get to find out the why. It’s packed full of emotion and brings up the question of whether everyone has a breaking point.

Even though Emma, the psychiatrist is extremely unprofessional with a messy personal life, I did enjoy the relationship between her and Connie.

If you go into this expecting a psychological thriller, you might be a tad disappointed. I really enjoyed it, but it definitely isn’t a thriller. I wouldn’t say it’s particularly fast paced either but it did keep me engaged.