Are
you ready for suspense? Do you want a novel that will keep you awake
at night – not because it is so scary (although it is intense), but
because it is such a page turner you don't want to put it down? Pick
up this latest book by Collins.
A
miracle cure for people suffering from depression is ready for
clinical trial. A new chip that, when inserted in the brain, sends
out signals destroying the intense thoughts of depression. And
Lisa is accepted into the program. Lisa who has suffered
miscarriages, who suffered through her husband being killed, who was
almost strangled to death by a mugger.
Lisa
is a Christian but the struggle in her mind is so great she feels God
has left her. The memories and the terror are just too much for her.
The chip, the chip will let her have her life back.
And
it seems like it is working...until the nightmares begin. Lisa sees
visions of a murder. Over and over, the stabbing, the blood, the
body, and the hands of the man who did it. She can't get rid of the
visions.
Her
life turns into a nightmare.
That
sets the scene for Collins' latest thriller. And it is a good
thriller. I read way too late into the night. The action is tight.
The character development is superb. And the plot is the possible
science of tomorrow. Researchers are already testing brain implants
in patients who suffer from depression. A brain chip like the one
Lisa got is not far off.
There
are discussion questions at the end of the book. This would make a
very good book for reading groups. There are twenty million
Americans who suffer from depression so the subject is very timely.
If
you are ready for a few late nights of suspenseful reading, grab this
book!
Brandilyn
Collins is a best-selling author known for her suspenseful novels.
She is a three-time American Christian Fiction Writers Carol Award
winner and has received Inspirational Reader's Choice and Romantic
Times Reviewers' Choice honors. Brandilyn and her family have homes
in California and Idaho. See more at
http://www.brandilyncollins.com/
B
& H Publishing Group, 328 pages. Publisher's product page.
I
received a complimentary copy of this book from The DeMoss Group for
the purpose of this review.
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