Psychotherapist Frieda Klein is
introduced in the first of a series with a client who is confused by
his dreams, a child abducted 22 years ago and a recent child
abduction in a book that has the makings of a tense thriller.
Working alongside the police although
at times randomly and worryingly independently Frieda seems to have
hit the lucky intuition branch on the way down. Taking a long 100
pages to really get started the book then races away with an
incredible amount of fortuitous circumstances and a particularly
useless policeman as the token officialdom. It's not hard to guess
some of it but there is a final twist-a completely unresolved final
twist.
A good read but seems a bit of a lazy
story. Almost as though it's part of a production line of books.
Would I read another? Possibly an
earlier one that established the name and created the popularity. Not
in a rush to read the next Frieda Klein.
Publisher - Penguin Books Ltd
Publisher - Penguin Books Ltd
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