By the time Elliot, figures out that Rocky is the actual rapist and has been getting sperm samples from sperm banks to frame his victims as abusers, he kills himself meaning Zach is still taken away by the F. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. I decided to read this book because it was available on Kindle Unlimited, and the title caught my attention. Now, we're going to walk to my car," I said, moving close to him so I could reach under his coat and push the gun into his side. Right at the end of the book we get a comment on the SlapDot announcement about a massacre that is going to be livestreamed during the retreat and I can’t wait to jump into the final book as soon as I can and I hope that Elliot gets the happy ending he deserves with Noah. He gets too involved and unprofessional, not to mention illegal and beyond his scope of practice…in short, he’s just terrible at his job.You know that feeling in your gut, when you know something is terribly wrong, but you don't want to believe it? If that interests you then you should read this book, it’s only just over 100 pages and the only downside is that the writing is not the best and it seems to be a lot of telling and not so much showing. If you’d like to show off your love for reading via jewelry, check out these fun earrings on Everyfelt! The final patient file belongs to Kierra as the final attack on the island happens with Rocky apparently faking his death and unleashing an acid attack on the pool which scars Noah and looks like it is going to kill Elliot when Kierra jumps in front of him taking the hit and resulting in over 90% over her body being burned. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.

I tried to casually comment that he seemed happier this week, and he told me that he had "figured it all out". Elliot seems to be helping Sam but when the prison therapist tricks Elliot by swapping out Sam’s medication and telling him the wrong grounding words, Sam snaps and kills Arthur before dying himself which hurts Elliot as he was genuinely trying to help the boy. I would put this down to the simplicity of the language, plot and a general lack of having to think about anything to do in the story. However, whether based on truth or made-up, it was a bit of a let-down for this psych-loving and slightly disturbed human being. The woman with a dark sense of humor and twisted book ideas is not someone I ever planned on owning up to, but, it is who I am.What they also have in common, besides being files of Harper’s patients, is that the stories all demonstrate Harper’s inadequacies as a therapist. It was interesting enough to keep reading, just not interesting enough for me to read the follow-up that is supposed to be out soon. This book is crazy, weird, flawed, unique and words are just not sufficient enough to describe it adequately. So here’s the thing: I am absolutely not at all interested in horror, especially not things like psychological horrors/thrillers.

This even gets to the point of not questioning himself or his actions before committing some pretty serious crimes. Anyone who is a fan of mystery and suspense (and a good bit of humor) will absolutely love this book. As soon as I finished it I bought the two sequels on my Kindle, and I liked the anonymous author’s take on the ‘traumatized doctor who doesn’t play by the rules’ trope. The entire story was unrealistic, and there was no foreshadowing of the events that happened throughout the patient files.From the three books i feel the hardest one to read was the second because it was impossible that SPOILER ALERT, being in prision he’ll keep being a psychologist, and everything is always against him. He ranted about her every week -- she didn't appreciate him, she led him on, her friends mocked him, etc.

We also get to see Elliot and Noah’s second and third dates, the second is beautiful but the third ends up with Noah getting very drunk and asking questions that Elliot doesn’t really want to answer so he leaves. A lot of people on here believe that this makes the book unbelievable and bad, but I think that all of this just makes the book more fun. When the DNA on the new rape comes back, Zach is shown to be the rapist but Elliot refuses to believe it. We will post your book review within a day or so as long as it meets our guidelines and terms and conditions. This means that every second Elliot is inside the prison knowing what he knows his life is in danger and he doesn’t even have anyone on the outside he can ask for help as Noah is still missing and his only other friend Zack refuses to believe him meaning Elliot is completely on his own taking on a powerful group of people to save lots of boys from being abused and trafficked.So, if you’re selling a book based off of it’s correlation to real life…it should be a little more believable, eh? Back in the present, Elliot goes on his fourth date with Noah and there second “first” kiss is about to happen when Zach interrupts them as there has been a rape on the island. Elliot wants to help James but he doesn’t want to force Noah into a position he isn’t ready for but he seems more than ready to build a life with Elliot after everything they have gone through which was beautiful and we get the see their second “first” kiss again which gave me all the feels. He is then approached by Don’s cellmate who offers him the pills he was given for his help and Elliot immediately agrees.