A woman is hit by a car. She's been raped and tortured. Blinded. She walks out into the road, and...
...ends up in the ER with Sara.
That's where we begin.
Will and Faith are working well together, though there's still some...kinks to work out.
Where in Triptych, I felt that Will and Angie were just 2 damaged people who loved each other, but didn't know how to have a relationship, in this one...
I feel like Angie stopped being a victim and started being an abuser.
Stay with me, here.
We weren't in her head, like we were in Triptych, I admit that could be part of the switch, but I think it's more than that. In this book, Angie was cruel. She hurt Will on purpose. She wanted him to know that he wasn't worthy of anyone but her. He tries to stand up for himself. He tries to make a break, and she makes it clear that he's stuck with her. That he's not good enough to be with anyone else.
She calls him stupid.
She's...alluded to that before. Mocked him for his disability, thought subtly, but this was something different. This was "I can control you, and don't you forget it."
Like I said, she switched roles for me in this one.
