The Book of You

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Imagine walking outside your door and he is there . imagine him following you and trying to hold you..touch you. He would of gotten mace awhile ago. He becomes friends with her friends, knows her schedule ...torments her with pictures of that night. Thing she is she never remembered half of it. Creeper. Dementia Friendly Denbigh has been a familiar sight around the Denbigh and Ruthin area, as well as further afield. They have supported various local projects, including The Forget Me Not Group Coffee Mornings, the dementia inclusive Nature Through the Window group, and the Denbigh in Bloom sensory garden on Ruthin Road, Denbigh. They have also run a number of quizzes at local pubs as a fundraiser. Wow. This is by no means an easy read as it features stalking, kidnap, violence and abuse and at times it is truly terrifying- forget to breathe terrifying. Clarissa Bourne is stalked by a man with whom she foolishly has what MIGHT be described as a one night stand. He will not let go and pursues her in a variety of ways. The story takes the form of a journal in which she records the events and this works brilliantly. At times it is creepy and terrifying and so, so scary and of course, I couldn’t put it down. A mesmerizing tale of psychological suspense about a woman who must fight to escape an expert manipulator determined to possess her, Claire Kendal's debut novel is a sophisticated and disturbing portrait of compulsion, control, and terror that will appeal to fans of Before I Go to Sleep, The Silent Wife, and Into the Darkest Corner. I can't honestly say that I enjoyed this book. It was difficult to read. Both the content and style of writing contributed. Firstly, much of the story was told in the second person. In my experience, this narrative perspective is seldom used and I have found it to be jarring and voyeuristic.

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Truly riveting....Clarissa's silence is both understandable and possibly her undoing."-- New York Times Book Review Being selected for jury service is a relief. The courtroom is a safe haven, a place where Rafe can’t be. But as a violent tale of kidnap and abuse unfolds, Clarissa begins to see parallels between her own situation and that of the young woman on the witness stand. The pacing of this book was fantastic and I felt constantly compelled to continue reading. The main character was smart and relatable and it was easy to feel her frustrations while also being scared for her. The ending of this book was perhaps the weak point. It didn't feel quite 'wrapped-up' but not so much that it ruined the book.