Billie Dale

So this is my first experience with this particular author and it was by far a very positive one indeed and anyone wondering what genre this falls into this is not a romance, it's a psychological thriller and a bloody good one at that.
I just couldn't put this down, I read all through the night completely engrossed and invested in the eventual outcome here.
The brilliantly descriptive prose just pulled me in and the language used here had such a lyrical memorising quality to it.
This really was a fabulous experience and half the time I just didn't know what to think with the many twists and turns employed throughout the story.
The basic premise here is Coralyne James after a life-altering incident that has left her with amnesia, in therapy and on a daily cocktail of pills also eviction from her home is on the near horizon as her funds are running dry from all her medical bills agrees to groundbreaking experimental treatment at the hand's of DR Maxwell Hough a renowned expert in the neurology field.
But with Maxwell's own wife in a coma with a brain injury, Coralyne will need to move into his house in Alaska where his wife resides for treatment where they will be cut off from civilisation for a length of time because of adverse weather conditions.
So this really was a page-turner.
The whole mysterious vibe surrounding Ravyns Nest and its residents was just so tantalising.
Nightmares, strange visions of little girls and a sense of familiarity surround Coralyne in her temporary new home and despite her aversion to touch Coralyne feels at ease and strangely connected to Max almost instantly.
What has she buried and what doesn't she want to recall as the visions start coming thick and fast this was like a runaway train with no final destination.
Just Brilliant and that final finale just no words, adored every second of this journey.
This one is a book I highly recommend as a psychological thriller it's not incredibly taxing to decipher but it still really managed to capture my imagination so completely and I adored every single word.
I voluntary reviewed a copy of Ravyn.



Reviewed By Beckie Bookworm
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So this is my first experience with this particular author and it was by far a very positive one indeed and anyone wondering what genre this falls into this is not a romance, it's a psychological thriller and a bloody good one at that.
I just couldn't put this down, I read all through the night completely engrossed and invested in the eventual outcome here.
The brilliantly descriptive prose just pulled me in and the language used here had such a lyrical memorising quality to it.
This really was a fabulous experience and half the time I just didn't know what to think with the many twists and turns employed throughout the story.
The basic premise here is Coralyne James after a life-altering incident that has left her with amnesia, in therapy and on a daily cocktail of pills also eviction from her home is on the near horizon as her funds are running dry from all her medical bills agrees to groundbreaking experimental treatment at the hand's of DR Maxwell Hough a renowned expert in the neurology field.
But with Maxwell's own wife in a coma with a brain injury, Coralyne will need to move into his house in Alaska where his wife resides for treatment where they will be cut off from civilisation for a length of time because of adverse weather conditions.
So this really was a page-turner.
The whole mysterious vibe surrounding Ravyns Nest and its residents was just so tantalising.
Nightmares, strange visions of little girls and a sense of familiarity surround Coralyne in her temporary new home and despite her aversion to touch Coralyne feels at ease and strangely connected to Max almost instantly.
What has she buried and what doesn't she want to recall as the visions start coming thick and fast this was like a runaway train with no final destination.
Just Brilliant and that final finale just no words, adored every second of this journey.
This one is a book I highly recommend as a psychological thriller it's not incredibly taxing to decipher but it still really managed to capture my imagination so completely and I adored every single word.
I voluntary reviewed a copy of Ravyn.



Reviewed By Beckie Bookworm
https://www.facebook.com/beckiebookworm/
www.beckiebookworm.com… (más)