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A review by trisha_thomas
Complicit by Stephanie Kuehn
3.0
I want to lose myself in this moment.
I want to forget
the empty ache where my mother should be,
my sisters' madness,
my own rotten feelings of guilt,
my complicity.
I want to forget it all.
But even in this most perfect moment of perfect moments,
I can't.
I think so many reviews saying how mind blowing this book was might have jaded me a little. I'd really come up with some crazy elaborate conspiracy theories and was totally ready for a psychological masterpiece. It's not that it's not shocking, at least some of the key end elements, but that it wasn't nearly as drawn out and crazy as I'd thought. And somehow that was a let down
So don't go into this with any notions. Just read it for the story it is. And you should love it :)
I want to forget
the empty ache where my mother should be,
my sisters' madness,
my own rotten feelings of guilt,
my complicity.
I want to forget it all.
But even in this most perfect moment of perfect moments,
I can't.
I think so many reviews saying how mind blowing this book was might have jaded me a little. I'd really come up with some crazy elaborate conspiracy theories and was totally ready for a psychological masterpiece. It's not that it's not shocking, at least some of the key end elements, but that it wasn't nearly as drawn out and crazy as I'd thought. And somehow that was a let down
So don't go into this with any notions. Just read it for the story it is. And you should love it :)