Identity

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He'll bide his time, whilst keeping tabs on the one that got away, and he will not be satisfied, until she gets whats coming to her. Morgan reconnects with her family and rebuilds her life, including landing the perfect job and falling in love. The suspense is around when this individual will come after Morgan again since she is the one who got away. Michaelides takes a literary turn in his latest novel, employing an unreliable narrator, the structure of classical drama, and a self-conscious eye to dismantling the locked-room mystery.

Maybe, but the sasquatches whom the volcano displaced contributed to the statistics, too, if only out of self-defense. I fell right into this story, the characters lives, the suspense and the romance and I never looked up again until ‘The End’ very late at night or very early in the morning, depending on how you look at it.You just keep rooting for her and wanting for her to make it out of the nightmare she ends up living through.

A gripping thriller that I read with tension looking for clues in the cleverly laid out twists till I could finally find peace when I finished reading my first novel by Nora Roberts. Overall, this was a story that quickly pulled me into the narrative and the lives of Morgan and those around her. Anyway, I’m sure the definition of insanity is doing the same thing and expecting different results and I can’t imagine why I keep reading Nora Robert’s books knowing what I’ve know the past several years, which is they have all been TERRIBLE! At first, the police assume it was a random act of violence, but after discovering the killer stole Morgan’s identity and her entire savings, they realize the crime fits the profile of a serial killer named Gavin Rozwell.She was the reason I fell in love with reading to begin with and that will make me grateful to her but she has become an absolute mockery of her previous self. The rest was the main character pouring drinks, falling in love with a not at all toxic Prince Charming (and I'm not talking about the murderer) and having stilted conversations. Miles was a swoon worthy alpha hero who shows his love for family and Morgan through what he does for them even when he seems a little overbearing, Morgan stands up to him. Giving him a voice and a story made the horror of what he was doing more real, which only added to the success of this working as a great suspense plot. They became close like sisters, but then everything palls apart, after finding her roommate dead, her identity stolen.

Though he isn't present in every scene, he conveys each piece of the story leading up to the murder as if he were an omniscient narrator, capable of accessing every character's interior perspective.

Roberts switches between Morgan’s point of view and those of the killer and his FBI pursuers to successful enough effect, but there’s a whole lot of narrative bloat in the form of inconsequential dialogue and plot repetition. Morgan Albright, portrayed by January LaVoy, has finally made a life for herself in Baltimore with her roommate, Nina. Luke” is actually a cold-hearted con artist named Gavin who targets a particular type of woman, steals her assets and identity, and then commits his ultimate goal: murder. I loved the way the suspense stuff, which was appropriately creepy, blended amongst the everyday happenings in Morgan’s new life in small-town Vermont.

The characters leap from the pages, I felt like I was right there alongside Morgan on her journey throughout the story, I was spellbound with how I could see in my mind so clearly the three generations of Nash women and, the Jameson family. I've been reading Nora for years, but I've never been lucky enough to be the same age as one of her characters before.

Identity is unique and highly detailed, plus she ties in plenty of surprises that completely had me captivated. The way Roberts intertwines family throughout the story kept me engaged, and never bored, with a psychopath toying with Morgan emotionally trying to unnerve her. Morgan Albright dreams of owning her own bar one day but she's bartending for now - working hard, saving money. Readers will learn very early on in the story who the con artist/murderer is, but it in no way diminishes the suspense in Identity.