Darcy has found a new job as a nurse, caring for Joe, Parker's aging father. Joe sometimes has memory loss, just like Darcy, and he sometimes say very concerning things about his son. Is he correct or is it the confusion speaking? Meanwhile, Pippa, Darcy's sister, is struggling to keep her sister's secret from their family and her husband. But the truth always finds a way to seep out...
This psychological thriller is book 2 in the Perfect Nurse trilogy, and you have to read book 1 before this one, otherwise 1-you might have a hard time following and 2-things will be spoiled. You have to be willing to suspend disbelief on this one, it is a bit over the top, but it was faster paced than book 1 and presented way less foreshadowing, both of which I appreciated. It was nice to already have book 2 on hand after book one, which is pretty unresolved, and I wish I already had book 3 so I couls just keep on going, because things are still left hanging a bit.
I received an advance review copy of this book for free and I am leaving this review voluntarily.