The challenge is knowing whose point of view you can trust (if any) in a completely astounding series of twists and turns.Īs an avid fan of thrillers (I read quite a lot of them) I tend to pick up on things quickly, not very often shocked or surprised by what I read. What a completely twisty read! The format (alternating chapters from the point of views of Patty and Rose Gold) really add to the tension, for the reader follows both women from the past to the present, Patty focusing on repairing the tarnish on her name while Rose Gold delves into what transpired the five years her mother spent in prison. Even more, she's ready to even the score.

She's grown and matured in the last few years. Patty says she forgives Rose Gold, but Rose Gold is no longer a naive and weak child. However, in a shocking turn of events, Rose Gold opens her home to her mother. Up until the end, Rose Gold refused to visit her. Rose Gold's testimony was the key that lead to her sentencing. Her mother, Patty Watts, served five years in prison. Unfortunately, however it turns out the very hand that feed her was the one causing all the pain. Her neighbors held fundraisers to pay for her care hundreds of people prayed for her recovery. Despite all the tests and doctors, no one could determine the cause. She was bound to her wheelchair, her hair fell out, and her teeth rotted. She received a feeding tube when she was just days old.

Goodreads For the first eighteen years of her life, Rose Gold Watts spent the majority of her life in doctor's offices and hospitals. Genres: Fiction, Psychological, Suspense, Thrillers Published by Simon and Schuster on March 17, 2020 This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review. I received this book for free from the publisher (egalley) in exchange for an honest review.

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