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review "STILL MISSING - No Escape" Chevy Stevens

"My name is Annie O'Sullivan - and just as she wanted to hold out the hand of David, he tripped over a paving slab and fell and caught himself on the floor with his hands. She could not resist the dimples with the mischievous smile and was persuaded without much words to further open-house tour. From a visual standpoint it will appear to have a lot of money in their pockets. Inside, they tried it the object that was built in typical West Coast style to make, tasty. He was enthusiastic and the conversation became more relaxed on even more when he came to speak to his dog.
"Really, I have a Golden Retriever ..." It gushes out of her. As she opened the door to the terrace, her drilled from behind something in the back ....

blurb:
What would you do if you someone kidnapped in broad daylight?
If you have him extradited perfect? If there is no escape from this hell? Would you kill? And would be really all over?

Annie lives - but their lives have changed. It has changed! They will try again with a therapy. Far away from the Clayton case, because they must get out of this place and for that she does very well be a drive of 1 1 / 2 hours accepted. She knows the psycho-babble of the therapists and their habits. Only they determine the order and when they open their lives points out, then from the beginning. You have to tell her anything - because it is itself a psychologist after all they had gone through.

Just start the story, the one with burns each line under the skin. Annie talks about her family, her boyfriend Luke, with whom she wanted to meet for dinner on the day of the kidnapping of Emma and ultimately on the kidnapping and the psychological, the conservative braves her life was torn to pieces. From the cottage behind the mountains was no escape and she did what she told the landlord and his sadistic tendencies. Their fears Do you often constricted the air, but if they are not paying attention do not learn to interpret facial expressions and gestures would be correct, they would expect a bad end.

narrative and writing style are simple. Annie takes over the helm of the I perspective, the therapy sessions in the present tense, and about what happened in the past tense. The two approaches can in a chapter to each other and are easy to spot.


Conclusion This book is for me in the category 'psychological thriller'! Anyone who wants bloody sequences, which is perhaps a little bored. However, I liked this kind thrill so good that I had to take the book everywhere with. In a village I could just buck up again.
Chevy Stevens debut is breathtaking, sometimes frightening still. Man with a fever and hopes.

5 stars out of 5 stars