Review: Hanover House - Brenda Novak

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Hanover House (Hanover House Chronicles #0.5)

Review: Hanover House - Book #0.5 Hanover House Chronicles - Brenda Novak - September 2015

Hanover House is a prequel to a new series by Brenda Novak that will feature a shrink named Dr. Evelyn Talbot. Her speciality is finding out what makes a pyschopath - a psychopath and with the funding of her project, she can now create a home for the ones that she wishes to study called Hanover House. Like most , who get into this profession Evelyn has had experience and up-close and personal with a pyschopath when she was still at high school as her boyfriend Jasper went pyscho and all Scream on Evelyn and her friends and killed three of them and leaving on Evelyn by a thread - he escaped . Now years later and surgery , he is back as Andy Smith - father and husband with an axe to grind as he wants to finish what he started and this time he won't leave until the job is done. Hanover House is not just a prequel into a new series which talks about the study and house itself, but more so the lead up to why Evelyn is the way she is today and how someone you thought you knew could turn out to be completely different and even worst - a true psychopath.
I am looking forward as I love reading about Mental Health and this side of things with Brenda Novak's new series Hanover House.





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