How do you force a confession out of a coworker trying to poison you? Do you kill those who dismiss your fears and believe you are paranoid? What do you do if you start questioning your own suspicions--and sanity--as you take the law into your hands?
In this disturbing tale of derangement, a young psychopathic woman is slipping into madness as she fights an enemy that may exist only in her imagination. She has to resort to desperate measures when she realizes that a gun, security cameras in her apartment, and constant vigilance will not be enough to survive.
-- Review of "Intoxication" The review comes from review blog 'Books as portable pieces of thought'
Summary
A woman called Leslie thinks somebody tries to poison her at work. One of her female colleagues. Plenty of people, her boss among them, think she is mad. She is looking for the answer on her own, helped sometimes by her boyfriend. She finds what she wanted to find but not without paying a price for it.
What I liked:
- the plot was planned well and fast paced enough to keep you interested - the main character, Leslie, was a kick-ass girl - the suspense factor kept me curious - the ending was original - reading it was a breeze...
You can find it at
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004V49L24/
Description:
How do you force a confession out of a coworker trying to poison you? Do you kill those who dismiss your fears and believe you are paranoid? What do you do if you start questioning your own suspicions--and sanity--as you take the law into your hands?
In this disturbing tale of derangement, a young psychopathic woman is slipping into madness as she fights an enemy that may exist only in her imagination. She has to resort to desperate measures when she realizes that a gun, security cameras in her apartment, and constant vigilance will not be enough to survive.
--
Review of "Intoxication"
The review comes from review blog 'Books as portable pieces of thought'
Summary
A woman called Leslie thinks somebody tries to poison her at work. One of her female colleagues. Plenty of people, her boss among them, think she is mad. She is looking for the answer on her own, helped sometimes by her boyfriend. She finds what she wanted to find but not without paying a price for it.
What I liked:
- the plot was planned well and fast paced enough to keep you interested
- the main character, Leslie, was a kick-ass girl
- the suspense factor kept me curious
- the ending was original
- reading it was a breeze...
Read the rest at
http://booksasportablepiecesofthought...
Tim Kizer