In the more than possible epithet that encapsulates the concept of psychological thriller, John katzenbach is the author who has made necessary the linguistic reinforcement to accommodate the idea that surrounds his novels. It is about stressing to the maximum any approach to fear as something entirely dependent on the psyche. Where our forebodings and fears are linked as necessary warning mechanisms. Until they lead to uncontrolled terrors once the subjective of each mind completely takes over the real measure.
So welcome to the new genius of thriller more introspective that connects with our subconscious like a hypnosis session. Everything from the disturbing empathy with his characters always tightrope walkers on the abyss.
When Maeve disappears without a trace, her daughter Sloane is not surprised: if her mother had to disappear, it could only be under strange circumstances. However, this time it is different: a few days after the disappearance of her mother, Sloane receives a package that she has sent, with several thousand dollars, the deed to her house and a weapon. There is also a note with the following words: Sell it all. Keep the gun. Practice. Flees. Now.
Just two weeks away from graduating as an architect and in the midst of this personal crossroads, Sloane receives a job offer from a mysterious millionaire who wants to build six memorials for six people who died, again, under strange circumstances.
As Sloane investigates these deaths, her mother's advice becomes more and more present. Who can Sloane trust now? Will she have time to follow her mother's directions when she reaches the end of the maze her sinister employer has created?
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