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The Unraveling by Vi Keeland Review

 



Title 

The Unraveling 

Author 

Vi Keeland 

Synopsis 

This isn't a love story.


It's a story about obsession.


You'll assume you know who the object of the obsession is.


The psychiatrist concealing the twisted connection she has to her patient.


But more than one person hides a secret.


To what lengths will desire and grief drive a person?


Stop guessing. Let the mystery unravel.


Review 

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Wow! The Unraveling was the best psychological thriller I've ever read! This book really pulls back the curtain on the psyche of multiple characters trying to come to grips with the loss of loved ones and punishing themselves and others in the process. The Unraveling will have you reeling from the first page to the last. Highly recommend!

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