The Split - Sharon Bolton

I was a bit unsure of this to begin with. I did get a bit confused between who was who as there waa no voice changes or definition.

However as the audio went on I started to really enjoy it. I got to grips with who was who and what was happening.

It went from the present to the past and back again. All of it finally linking together in a great way. I thought that this was very cleverly done.

I never expected the book to go down the path it did, so was very pleasantly surpised.

Sharon Bolton always draws you in and makes you want to keep reading or in this case listening.

I could never have guessed any of this story or plot. Very well crafted and written. Very vivid descriptions and it is clear that a lot of research has beem done on top of this to make everything accurate.

Sharon Bolton has never written a book that I haven't enjoyed.

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