Review: Sweet Damage - Rebecca James

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Sweet Damage

Review: Sweet Damage - Rebecca James - April 2013

It's time for Tim to get off his ex-girlfriend's couch and find his own place in this world and so he finds a boarding situation with a girl called Anna. Her parents passed away and she was left their estate and needs a flatmate. When Tim finds this place, he can't believe his luck. Though things aren't always what they seem as Anna as agoraphobia and cannot leave the house, she has been this way for the past six months - since she lost Benjamin. As the story goes on, we discover strange things happening to Tim and he can't help but wonder if Anna is doing it and if she has bipolar. The more weird things that occur, it crosses his mind that maybe he should just up and leave. That is until his ex-girlfriend meets Anna and odd things and past stories and secrets start to unfold . What is the real truth behind Anna's agoraphobia and in Sweet Damage, we are about to discover that often the people we think we know are the ones we don't know at all and that what we discover about them can either shock us or scare us and make us question ourselves about how we ended up around them. If you are a fan of the pyschological thrillers, then Sweet Damage is the read for you as you will be presented with lots of twists and turns.




 

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