I would just urge you to read it for yourself. This is was also very twisty, surprising and actually the ending just flipped everything around on it’s head – something which I wasn’t expecting, particularly from one of the characters but I can’t say anymore without spoiling it. I felt the author’s way of story telling was completely enthralling and lured me as the reader into a false sense of security which made the ending even better! The plot is a twisty mess of emotions which really plays on the reader, this is a slow burner but I thought this made this tale all the more compelling – as you delve deeper into Theo’s and Alice’s worlds, nothing is as simple it seems. But this made me wonder – why is he so obsessed with her? Theo is Alicia’s psychotherapist who has recently join the team at The Grove and forces his way into the team treating Alicia, because he believes he can treat her where all others have failed.
Throughout the story you hear snippets of Alicia’s voice through her diary entries but it does make you wonder do you really know whether it is the truth or not? One of the things I enjoyed is the strong characters. I absolutely loved this psychological thriller which had me hooked. Theo believes he can cure Alicia where everyone else has failed. Theo Faber is a psychotherapist, someone who has been intrigued with her case since her crime became national news and he saw that painting. This book just gripped me from the very beginning!Īlice Berenson was a famous artist, one who hasn’t spoken in years – not since the night she shot her husband Gabriel in the face five times and became admitted to a high security hospital, The Grove. Obsessed with investigating her crime, his discoveries suggest Alicia’s silence goes far deeper than he first thought.Īnd if she speaks, would he want to hear the truth? Until, late one evening, Alicia shoots Gabriel five times and then never speaks another word.įorensic psychotherapist Theo Faber is convinced he can successfully treat Alicia, where all others have failed. She can’t bear the thought of worrying Gabriel, or causing him pain. For my stop I have reviewed this fabulous book and want to say a thank you to Tracy Fenton for inviting me to be a part of this tour.Īlicia Berenson writes a diary as a release, an outlet – and to prove to her beloved husband that everything is fine. Today, I’m super excited to be a stop on the blog tour for The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides, published by Orion.
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