I received a gifted copy and am providing a review.
(Publishing January 24, 2023; not my picture.)
This is the first book I’ve read by Ms. O’Flynn and I am
quite certain it won’t be the last. This is storytelling full of imagery that
really grasps the reader’s attention. I found myself chuckling at some of the
descriptions of Maggie’s patients and their antics, even some of Maggie’s
antics.
Maggie is a psychologist/therapist who finds herself
becoming immersed in her patients’ lives, some more than others, such as the
case of Tristan Simms. This leads her to do some detective work, if you will,
on her own as she wanted to get to the bottom of Tristan’s sleepwalking. Not to
mention the fact she couldn’t get him out of her mind. There is also a secret
side to Maggie that no one knows about. There is a bread trail of crumbs laced
throughout these pages that Maggie follows, twisting and turning, so much so
that she doesn’t really know what to believe or who to trust. Not only does
Maggie have a secret side, she also helps women get out of certain situations,
which makes her an intriguing character to say the least. Maggie is also
dealing with her parents and their particular set of issues.
The pictures that are painted throughout this tale will
certainly keep the reader turning pages to find out what happens in the end. If
you are looking for a tale that will hold your attention and give you a good
chuckle at the same time, give this one a go. I’m sure you won’t be
disappointed! I wasn’t.
This is Mind Games book one. This can also be read as a standalone. Short chapters and very fast paced.
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