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Crash A compelling psychological thriller you won’t want to put down eBook Keith Houghton

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Crash A compelling psychological thriller you won’t want to put down eBook Keith Houghton

Crash is a fascinating tale of a man who wakes up at a desk with no idea of who he is. I loved how the story unfolded, and the bits and pieces of the main character, Jed, are revealed. The story contains a plethora of introspection and soul-searching as Jed uncovers bits of his past that indicate his not-so-nice self hidden by his temporary amnesia. The story seems to careen down a path of uncontrolled wackiness as the book progresses, but the author manages quite successful to maintain control of the reins and bring the story to a very satisfying ending. The writing for me was mesmerizing, and I was drawn into this wonderfully twisted tale of a man who receives the gift of seeing his life through the eyes of other people. Highly recommended,


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Crash A compelling psychological thriller you won’t want to put down eBook Keith Houghton Reviews

Compelling read. Very imaginative story has you guessing till the end. It's a very satisfying read. One of those really good books that moves at a clip and you don't put down.
Could not put this book down! I have read books for over 40 years and now days it is rare for me to get a hold of one that keeps me on the edge and I can't stop reading. Twists and turns and it never stops! Great read, thoroughly enjoyed from beginning to end!
This held my attention from start to finish. Haven't read a book that involved such a twist of events and so many characters connected to each other in such unusual ways, all to be explained in the last chapters. I am hoping there will be a sequel to this intriguing story.
It seems everyone is trying so hard to write the next Gone Girl or Sixth Sense, and this book is no different. The story was fun, it kept me engrossed, but I knew how it was going to end midway through the book. The last chapter was predictable and the Epilogue "how did they do it" was just awful. I'm so frustrated by this new style of "the twist you won't see coming" that I probably won't buy another book with "a jaw dropping ending you won't see coming." Insert eye-roll here.
I guess I am drawn to crime dramas. Keith had a great way of exploring psychological crime with a thoughtful ending.
It's a good read for those drawn to these type of novels.
You will not be wasting your time by reading this novel.
The book starts off well and gets the reader's attention. Afterward, moving through the middle body of the book, I found it bogged down with repetition of Jed's amnesic condition. Enter Mr. Seltzer and interest is renewed. The two different stories come together, but there's just something missing in the writing and interaction between them. So many of Jed's decisions, throughout, made little sense. I read to the end, didn't see the end coming, and found it largely unsatisfying. So much just didn't come together well. The cops in the book are pretty inept. Blood from wine on a shirt and they can't discern the difference? We have a completely unnecessary epilogue at the end, which could have been integrated into the story.
Was a very good book. A man is in a car accident and can't remember anything about himself except bits and pieces, so he is searching for answers. Anyone who enjoys a book with a lot of twists and turns will find this book appealing like I did. Gave it 5 stars for mystery and non stop action.
Crash is a fascinating tale of a man who wakes up at a desk with no idea of who he is. I loved how the story unfolded, and the bits and pieces of the main character, Jed, are revealed. The story contains a plethora of introspection and soul-searching as Jed uncovers bits of his past that indicate his not-so-nice self hidden by his temporary amnesia. The story seems to careen down a path of uncontrolled wackiness as the book progresses, but the author manages quite successful to maintain control of the reins and bring the story to a very satisfying ending. The writing for me was mesmerizing, and I was drawn into this wonderfully twisted tale of a man who receives the gift of seeing his life through the eyes of other people. Highly recommended,