A review by yellauraya
Kördüğüm by Calia Read, İnci Nazlı

4.0

Date read: January 24-January 25, 2020

Actual Rating: 4.00 STARS

I started reading this while expecting that this would blow my mind, especially at the ending. I've read and watched enough reviews of this to expect that much. And while spending my time absorbing every bit of the story, I was actually waiting for that twist to present itself. I've thought of every possible scenarios. While being highly expectant was really not a good thing for a reader, I still found myself expecting.

And oh my god!

Though it's not a really perfect story, the writing will just keep you right on the edge of your sit. It will definitely put you in the dark with the main character Naomi and together, you will craved for the truth about why she was admitted to a psychiatric ward and what really happened. It was really a fast read because you just wanted to get to the bottom of it. And for me personally, I wanted to find out the real revelation at the end. Oh boy, I was stunned. The thought about the truth actually blew my mind, as I was hoping I would. With every possible scenarios that came across my mind, nothing has come near the real twist that awaited me. I know that there would be something, but it still shocked me.

My only problem, the reason why I dropped off a star from my rate, was the execution of the revelation. I thought it was not executed properly as I had a lot of questions left in my mind. Reading through the twist, it was definitely shocking, but after I thought about it and looked back to the previous parts of the book to see how I would perceive it after knowing the truth, it can make you confused. Because I did get confused. Those months before Naomi got admitted, I can't clearly imagine the actual set up of the reality. I can't insert the truth through the stories she told without having discrepancies. Maybe because there are still more to tell in the next book? Maybe.

Regardless of that issue, I still enjoyed it a lot and it still blew my mind.

PS: I loved Lachlan so damn much I can only I wish a have a man like him in my life through ups and downs