Artist Alicia Berenson has shot her beloved husband in the head 5 times because he came home late one evening. Since then she has not uttered a single word. She has been imprisoned in a secure mental facility where her only form of communication has been through her paintings. Psychotherapist, Theo Faber has taken anContinue reading “The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides”
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The Flower Girls by Alice Clark-Platts
It’s 1997 and Britain has been shaken to the core by the chilling abduction and murder of a baby, by two young girls. Sisters Primrose and Laurel are those two young girls, and the media gives them a sickeningly sweet name; The Flower Girls. Ten year old Laurel is convicted of the baby’s murder whilstContinue reading “The Flower Girls by Alice Clark-Platts”
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