Robin's Reviews > An Anonymous Girl

4.5 stars
The two authors have outdone themselves in researching and creating an intricate plot involving the psychology of ethics and morals. While this didn't have gasp-worthy twists, the slow-burn tension ratcheted upwards and kept me in its grip the entire time; in fact, it was also too tense at times and I wanted to skip ahead to make sure who I wanted to get out of it alive, did (yes, I took a quick peek). The dual narratives from the two unreliable narrators were well done even though the therapist's POV was in the second person which can sometimes be a little annoying.

This solid psychological thriller (heavy on the psychological) reminded me a bit of Hank's Trust Me and A. J. Finn's The Woman in the Window.

Thanks to the publisher for the advance reading copy.