Review: SHE DIDN’T FALL by Rowen Chambers

 

It all began at Blair’s 40thbirthday party with her friends, neighbors, and colleagues. Her marriage was inturmoil, her daughter was a moody and rebellious teen, and her fat neighbor hada bad attitude toward everyone. Then someone pushes her down the stairs. Shedidn’t fall.

 

Blair wakes up in the hospitalwith no memory of what happened. As soon as she gets back to work, she gets anote saying “I know what you did with him.” With who? And who sent this?

 

The diary prose was kind of slowas Blair mostly questions the so-called accident as she works through all thedrama and construction at her real estate job. It’s kind of hard and not thatinteresting if all we had to go by of what happened were Blair’s spotty memoryand scattered eye-witness recollections of neighbors and colleagues. After awhile, you almost really don’t care who pushed her down the stairs.

 

Eh, an okay read. Not toothrilling.

 

Rating:3 stars