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Visually Disturbed
Psychiatrist, Fergus Browne, loves logic but when he is suddenly able to see the future, his ordered life explodes. His sanity in shreds, his career smashed, he is thrown into the path of a powerful Russian billionaire and an assassin intent on murder and kidnap.
Flung from his comfortable life by the direction sinister, whispering shadows lead him, he is suspected of murder. Alone, on the run and terrified he can have only one destination, even if it means sacrificing his own life to save others.
Flung from his comfortable life by the direction sinister, whispering shadows lead him, he is suspected of murder. Alone, on the run and terrified he can have only one destination, even if it means sacrificing his own life to save others.
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First published December 12, 2013
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May 30, 2015
Visually Disturbed (Fergus Browne #1) by V.M. Fahy is the story of a man who receives a gift that allows him to see future events. Fergus Browne is a psychiatrist, a logical minded man. A patient, Graham Bennett, has a gift for Fergus that will change his life forever, or at least until Fergus can find someone else. Will Fergus survive this mysterious wonder?
I like this story. I feel like I need to read it again though. So if you start reading it and are confused, I recommend reading it twice. It's not that it's badly writing. It's more like watching a David Lynch movie.
I love paranormal and mystery/crime, so this is a good combo. The pace is steady. This is a story set in Britain, so a note on UK English. The characters are quite interesting. Fergus has a wealthy family, a stalker, and a Russian family friend who might also be up to some wrongdoing.
The ending is a bit open-ended, and that's what confused me. I'd like to see what happens next. Perhaps, it's the sign of a great ending. An itch you can't scratch.
I like this story. I feel like I need to read it again though. So if you start reading it and are confused, I recommend reading it twice. It's not that it's badly writing. It's more like watching a David Lynch movie.
I love paranormal and mystery/crime, so this is a good combo. The pace is steady. This is a story set in Britain, so a note on UK English. The characters are quite interesting. Fergus has a wealthy family, a stalker, and a Russian family friend who might also be up to some wrongdoing.
The ending is a bit open-ended, and that's what confused me. I'd like to see what happens next. Perhaps, it's the sign of a great ending. An itch you can't scratch.
June 20, 2018
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Have read this book twice now and would thoroughly recommend it. It has so many layers. It manages to be funny, gripping, tense, with so many twists and turns. I love the imagery and the unusual phrasing which totally makes the point and sometimes made me laugh out loud. So looking forward to Fergus Browne 2.
Have read this book twice now and would thoroughly recommend it. It has so many layers. It manages to be funny, gripping, tense, with so many twists and turns. I love the imagery and the unusual phrasing which totally makes the point and sometimes made me laugh out loud. So looking forward to Fergus Browne 2.
July 12, 2016
i loved this story, set in the town where I live so I could really imagine all that was going on, very interesting and unusual.
March 8, 2016
Brilliant read
December 30, 2013
Bloomin brilliant local thriller. Fast paced love books like these :-)
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