The Patient

The premise of this book sounded amazing, we have a girl that gets a heart transplant from another girl that was murdered, and now she starts to fear for her own life. The pace of the book was quite good, and the twists shocked me through it.    Did I see the end coming? Yes. Was I right about it? No, not even close. I did not expect the way this end. And the dual POV along with the writing style was a great way to make me so engaged with this story. Did I recommend this book to all my friends? Yup, I most definitely did.    We explore to sides of the story, the donor family, and the recipient family, and we got to see how they are dealing with the procedure which made the story even more intriguing.    Overall, it was such a great, twisted book that got me guessing and on the edge until the very end. So, I really recommend it to anyone who enjoys twists and suspense that will get you hooked for the start until the epilogue itself. This one is a must read to me.    Thank you, Bookouture & NetGalley, for approving me to read this arc and write this review. 

Thanks netgalley for the audiobook. This thriller was a terrifying reflection on what it could mean to be an organ donor and then actually get attacked but being aware when your organs are harvested. The recipient of the new organ then hesitates between meeting their donor's family and friends and finally deciding they're too curious not to. Loved the believable characters, the brief ethical exploration of this topic, but most of all, the twists and turns in the story as what happened slowly comes to light. If you like twisty thrillers that don't get too gory, this one's for you.