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O Hospital
UM DOS MELHORES THRILLERS DE SEMPRE LESLIE WOLFE ESTÁ DE REGRESSO COM UM THRILLER INTENSO, IMPREGNADO DE UMA ATMOSFERA DE PARANOIA CRESCENTE, ONDE NADA É O QUE PARECE...
Costumava acreditar que tinha a vida um marido amoroso, uma carreira brilhante e uma casa de sonho entre montanhas e pinheiros. Mas tudo começou a ruir quando descobri que o meu marido me estava a trair. E então vieram os sinais... sombras à espreita, o som de passos atrás de mim, a sensação de estar a ser seguida... estarei a enlouquecer?
ACORDO NO HOSPITAL E NÃO CONSIGO LEMBRAR-ME DE NADA.
Os médicos dizem que me atacaram. A polícia faz-me imensas perguntas e eu não sei como responder. Acho que não acreditam em mim, especialmente porque não consigo explicar como é que encontraram uma mulher morta em minha casa.
TUDO O QUE SEI É QUE HÁ UMA VOZ NA MINHA CABEÇA A DIZER-ME QUE ESTOU EM PERIGO.
Cada rosto ao meu redor esconde algo, cada sussurro carrega segredos. Fragmentos de memória voltam como relâmpagos – um aviso, alguém a observar-me, a perseguir-me, um perigo mais próximo do que jamais imaginei. Não sei em quem posso confiar, mas sei que preciso de escapar, e que tenho de fazer tudo o que for preciso para sobreviver.
Costumava acreditar que tinha a vida um marido amoroso, uma carreira brilhante e uma casa de sonho entre montanhas e pinheiros. Mas tudo começou a ruir quando descobri que o meu marido me estava a trair. E então vieram os sinais... sombras à espreita, o som de passos atrás de mim, a sensação de estar a ser seguida... estarei a enlouquecer?
ACORDO NO HOSPITAL E NÃO CONSIGO LEMBRAR-ME DE NADA.
Os médicos dizem que me atacaram. A polícia faz-me imensas perguntas e eu não sei como responder. Acho que não acreditam em mim, especialmente porque não consigo explicar como é que encontraram uma mulher morta em minha casa.
TUDO O QUE SEI É QUE HÁ UMA VOZ NA MINHA CABEÇA A DIZER-ME QUE ESTOU EM PERIGO.
Cada rosto ao meu redor esconde algo, cada sussurro carrega segredos. Fragmentos de memória voltam como relâmpagos – um aviso, alguém a observar-me, a perseguir-me, um perigo mais próximo do que jamais imaginei. Não sei em quem posso confiar, mas sei que preciso de escapar, e que tenho de fazer tudo o que for preciso para sobreviver.
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May 26, 2024
This book had a potential to be really great as the premise is so intriguing. And I had a good time reading it, however I didn’t enjoy it as much as I expected.
When Emma Duncan wakes up in a hospital after a brutal attack, with no memory what happened. She is suffering from brain damage and she’s partially blinded. Her memories slowly come back, and she begins to piece things together, though not everything fits together perfectly. She has to find out why somebody tried to kill her. But can she trust people around her?
Although this novel had a fascinating plot and dual POVs between Emma and her stalker was really unique, the pacing was really off here. This is a type of book that will take some time to get into. The first half moved incredibly slowly and had multiple flashbacks inside the same chapters, which left me confused about the past and current timelines.
I really enjoyed the second part of the book! It was fast-paced and captivating, making it impossible for me to put down. The novel was full with amazing turns and twists! I managed to figure out who the stalker was, but I was taken aback by the shocking turn of events at the end.
Even with some pacing problems, I really enjoyed it and found author’s ideas really unique. This book was my first read by Leslie Wolfe, but it certainly won’t be my last.
When Emma Duncan wakes up in a hospital after a brutal attack, with no memory what happened. She is suffering from brain damage and she’s partially blinded. Her memories slowly come back, and she begins to piece things together, though not everything fits together perfectly. She has to find out why somebody tried to kill her. But can she trust people around her?
Although this novel had a fascinating plot and dual POVs between Emma and her stalker was really unique, the pacing was really off here. This is a type of book that will take some time to get into. The first half moved incredibly slowly and had multiple flashbacks inside the same chapters, which left me confused about the past and current timelines.
I really enjoyed the second part of the book! It was fast-paced and captivating, making it impossible for me to put down. The novel was full with amazing turns and twists! I managed to figure out who the stalker was, but I was taken aback by the shocking turn of events at the end.
Even with some pacing problems, I really enjoyed it and found author’s ideas really unique. This book was my first read by Leslie Wolfe, but it certainly won’t be my last.
April 29, 2024
A quick read – well written with a lovely character in Emma but an unrealistic plot.
Emma wakes up with no memory of what happened to her. She remembers her name and that she survived an attack. She is told she is in Baldwin Memorial Hospital in the care of Dr Sokolowski. Dr Sokolowski tells her that she has considerable brain swelling due to which she cannot yet see, but expects it to get better. There are bandages on her head and eyes. Nurses Isabella & Jasmine take turns in caring for her. Over the next hours, she remembers more – she is an actress and was married to Steve, she stays in her house in Lake Tahoe. She remembers that she and Steve are divorced, and she has been in another relationship. Her agent Denise, friend Lisa, Steve and his girlfriend Mikela visit her, and each of these visits triggers a few memories. Emma also remembers a stalker and is afraid that whoever had attacked her will return. There is also the perspective of an unnamed person who is drawn to Emma.
I liked how the writing conveys the tension Emma feels – not knowing whom she can trust and her not being able to see. While the reveal on who attacked Emma, getting her to hospital has a surprise element - as is the case with many psychological thrillers, the story is far-fetched.
My rating: 3.5 / 5.
Thanks to Netgalley, Bookouture and the author for a free electronic review copy.
Emma wakes up with no memory of what happened to her. She remembers her name and that she survived an attack. She is told she is in Baldwin Memorial Hospital in the care of Dr Sokolowski. Dr Sokolowski tells her that she has considerable brain swelling due to which she cannot yet see, but expects it to get better. There are bandages on her head and eyes. Nurses Isabella & Jasmine take turns in caring for her. Over the next hours, she remembers more – she is an actress and was married to Steve, she stays in her house in Lake Tahoe. She remembers that she and Steve are divorced, and she has been in another relationship. Her agent Denise, friend Lisa, Steve and his girlfriend Mikela visit her, and each of these visits triggers a few memories. Emma also remembers a stalker and is afraid that whoever had attacked her will return. There is also the perspective of an unnamed person who is drawn to Emma.
I liked how the writing conveys the tension Emma feels – not knowing whom she can trust and her not being able to see. While the reveal on who attacked Emma, getting her to hospital has a surprise element - as is the case with many psychological thrillers, the story is far-fetched.
My rating: 3.5 / 5.
Thanks to Netgalley, Bookouture and the author for a free electronic review copy.
May 25, 2024
The burb is so well written it so attractive a draw to this pov story. Told by Emma the victim of a britual attack who wakes up unable to see or move or remember much. This tells how she gradually remembers and fights to survive.
Told as now and before the accident. This is a slow burner that will keep you awake until you know who the attacker was. As usual it was full of red herrings and the final act was worth the wait. It was well written. There were a few parts of the story that seemed convenient and unrealistic that key characters would not recognise each other for who they were really were. You did have to concentrate as the skillful writting meant that the timelines often switched without warning which is true of our thoughts. This was so engaging.
Highly recommended to anyone who likes a good mystery. Thanks to netgallery and publisher and author for this 5 star read.
Told as now and before the accident. This is a slow burner that will keep you awake until you know who the attacker was. As usual it was full of red herrings and the final act was worth the wait. It was well written. There were a few parts of the story that seemed convenient and unrealistic that key characters would not recognise each other for who they were really were. You did have to concentrate as the skillful writting meant that the timelines often switched without warning which is true of our thoughts. This was so engaging.
Highly recommended to anyone who likes a good mystery. Thanks to netgallery and publisher and author for this 5 star read.
April 21, 2024
“Whatever I’ve been running from has caught up with me.“
Wow, just wow! This is definitely a read for fans of Freida McFadden. It is amazingly written and will grip you right from the start. It is a dual POV, going between Emma and the stalker.
Emma is in hospital, heavily medicated, and cannot see anything. She is feeling like she can’t trust anyone, even those who are closest to her. She is desperately trying to piece together all the memories of her life in the hope that she’ll figure out who tried to kill her. Each chapter left me questioning everything; I could not put the book down!
4/5 stars because I did guess quite early on who the stalker was, but I was shocked at the twist of the real identity of the stalker!
Many thanks to Net Galley & Bookouture for this ARC.
Wow, just wow! This is definitely a read for fans of Freida McFadden. It is amazingly written and will grip you right from the start. It is a dual POV, going between Emma and the stalker.
Emma is in hospital, heavily medicated, and cannot see anything. She is feeling like she can’t trust anyone, even those who are closest to her. She is desperately trying to piece together all the memories of her life in the hope that she’ll figure out who tried to kill her. Each chapter left me questioning everything; I could not put the book down!
4/5 stars because I did guess quite early on who the stalker was, but I was shocked at the twist of the real identity of the stalker!
Many thanks to Net Galley & Bookouture for this ARC.
April 14, 2025
Não sei o que acabei de ler
Estou desiludida
Estou desiludida
May 26, 2024
Emma Duncan escaped from a brutal attack. She is now in the hospital. She is struggling to remember what happened. Not only does she not remember. she has lost her vision. The only memory she has at the moment was that she was running from an unknown assailant.
Emma is fairly sure that she is married to a man named Steve, and finds herself quite relieved when the doctor helps her to understand that chunks of her past will begin to unlock. As Emma goes day by day, struggling for feeling, struggling for memory. she is disheartened that growth is slow. This is very terrifying to Emma. Meanwhile, she is secretly being watched.
Imagining Emma in a strange hospital under all of those circumstances was rather chilling. The fact that most affected me was the loss of her sight, and having to depend on her other senses to try to handle things each day, all while struggling to regain her memory.
This psychological thriller by Leslie Wolfe was truly engrossing. It was impossible to put down, especially when just before I read this book I was about to undergo a procedure and had in impending hospital stay. Ms. Wolfe did a fabulous job pulling me into the story and therefore allowing me to project Emma’s unusual circumstances to a real life scenario. Excellent job. Excellent twists. Excellent writing.
Many thanks to Bookouture and to NetGalley for this ARC for review. This is my honest opinion.
Emma is fairly sure that she is married to a man named Steve, and finds herself quite relieved when the doctor helps her to understand that chunks of her past will begin to unlock. As Emma goes day by day, struggling for feeling, struggling for memory. she is disheartened that growth is slow. This is very terrifying to Emma. Meanwhile, she is secretly being watched.
Imagining Emma in a strange hospital under all of those circumstances was rather chilling. The fact that most affected me was the loss of her sight, and having to depend on her other senses to try to handle things each day, all while struggling to regain her memory.
This psychological thriller by Leslie Wolfe was truly engrossing. It was impossible to put down, especially when just before I read this book I was about to undergo a procedure and had in impending hospital stay. Ms. Wolfe did a fabulous job pulling me into the story and therefore allowing me to project Emma’s unusual circumstances to a real life scenario. Excellent job. Excellent twists. Excellent writing.
Many thanks to Bookouture and to NetGalley for this ARC for review. This is my honest opinion.
June 22, 2024
3.25⭐️
I was really excited by the premise of this book and it had a strong start, but it lost me a bit in the middle. Something about it didn’t keep my interest and I found myself a bit bored. This book is about a woman who wakes up in the hospital and her memories of her life don’t seem to match up with what is actually real. It is very twisty and I did enjoy constantly guessing what might have happened to her and who she can trust, but it fell flat a bit for me. Her writing is very fast paced and I will definitely read more from her in the future though!
I was really excited by the premise of this book and it had a strong start, but it lost me a bit in the middle. Something about it didn’t keep my interest and I found myself a bit bored. This book is about a woman who wakes up in the hospital and her memories of her life don’t seem to match up with what is actually real. It is very twisty and I did enjoy constantly guessing what might have happened to her and who she can trust, but it fell flat a bit for me. Her writing is very fast paced and I will definitely read more from her in the future though!
May 3, 2024
An excellent page-turner with Emma, the main character, who wakes up at the hospital after an accident. Pace is great and I enjoyed the twists and turns.
Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for allowing me to read this arc
Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for allowing me to read this arc
July 5, 2025
Que livro este. Caneco, irritou-me tanto. No bom e no mau sentido. Parece que senti uma emoção diferente a cada capítulo. Houve alturas que pensei desistir. Para mim, aquilo apontava para um enredo absurdo e estava convencida que ia ser uma carrada de disparates para que não tenho tolerância.
Felizmente, havia partes que tornavam a leitura viciante e me fizeram continuar a ler. O último 1/3 do livro, mais ou menos, então, foi a voar.
Mesmo assim, até à última página, esperei por explicações nada convincentes que não iam ser razoáveis.
Mais uma vez, fui surpreendida pela positiva. Convenceu-me, gostei e recomendo.
Na última cena pensei que ia acontecer um daqueles finais deliciosamente malvados de vingança. Ia ser o máximo, mas não aconteceu e está muito bem na mesma. 🙃
Felizmente, havia partes que tornavam a leitura viciante e me fizeram continuar a ler. O último 1/3 do livro, mais ou menos, então, foi a voar.
Mesmo assim, até à última página, esperei por explicações nada convincentes que não iam ser razoáveis.
Mais uma vez, fui surpreendida pela positiva. Convenceu-me, gostei e recomendo.
Na última cena pensei que ia acontecer um daqueles finais deliciosamente malvados de vingança. Ia ser o máximo, mas não aconteceu e está muito bem na mesma. 🙃
April 12, 2025
Šios autorės skaityta "Chirurgė" man tikrai patiko. Nors tai ir nebuvo pats stipriausias mano skaitytas trileris, tačiau istorija buvo išties pagauli.
Šį kartą knygoje susipažįstame su Ema. Atrodė, jog moteris gyveną savo svajonių gyvenimą. Mylimas sutuoktinis, puiki karjera. Tačiau tai pasikeičia, kuomet jis ją išduoda su kita moterimi. Ema suvokia, jog jos gyvenimas garma žemyn..
Dabar ji atsibudo ligoninėje, kur paaiškėja, jog buvo užpulta ir šiuo metu ji yra (laikinai) akla. Dabartinė realybė šokiruojanti, tačiau moteris pasiryžusi viskam, jog sužinotų kas buvo jos persekiotojas ir kas kaltas dėl ją ištikusios nelaimės.
Man ši istorija pasirodė daug žadanti ir turėjau tikrai gerą laiką ją skaitant, tačiau ja nesimėgavau taip, kaip tikėjausi.
Šiame trileryje man tikraiusiai labiausiai patiko skyreliai iš perseketiojo perspektyvos. Emos pozicija man buvo labai monotoniška ir dažnai apie nieką.
Antroje knygos pusėje autorė tikrai nustebino ir ji man skaitėsi kur kas įdomiau, tačiau tai mažai gelbėjo likusią knygą, nes apskritai man ji buvo nuobodoka. Tiesa, nustebino mane žmogus, kuris už viso šito slypėjo. Man ko atspėti nepavyko, nors įtarimų turėjau įvairių 🤭
Manau, jog šis trileris paliktų didesnį įspūdį tiems, kas dar tik pažindinasi su šiuo žanru ir nori lengvesnio trilerio.
Šį kartą knygoje susipažįstame su Ema. Atrodė, jog moteris gyveną savo svajonių gyvenimą. Mylimas sutuoktinis, puiki karjera. Tačiau tai pasikeičia, kuomet jis ją išduoda su kita moterimi. Ema suvokia, jog jos gyvenimas garma žemyn..
Dabar ji atsibudo ligoninėje, kur paaiškėja, jog buvo užpulta ir šiuo metu ji yra (laikinai) akla. Dabartinė realybė šokiruojanti, tačiau moteris pasiryžusi viskam, jog sužinotų kas buvo jos persekiotojas ir kas kaltas dėl ją ištikusios nelaimės.
Man ši istorija pasirodė daug žadanti ir turėjau tikrai gerą laiką ją skaitant, tačiau ja nesimėgavau taip, kaip tikėjausi.
Šiame trileryje man tikraiusiai labiausiai patiko skyreliai iš perseketiojo perspektyvos. Emos pozicija man buvo labai monotoniška ir dažnai apie nieką.
Antroje knygos pusėje autorė tikrai nustebino ir ji man skaitėsi kur kas įdomiau, tačiau tai mažai gelbėjo likusią knygą, nes apskritai man ji buvo nuobodoka. Tiesa, nustebino mane žmogus, kuris už viso šito slypėjo. Man ko atspėti nepavyko, nors įtarimų turėjau įvairių 🤭
Manau, jog šis trileris paliktų didesnį įspūdį tiems, kas dar tik pažindinasi su šiuo žanru ir nori lengvesnio trilerio.
April 22, 2025
4.5✨
Uau, uau, uau! Não estava à espera disto tudo, que nó no cérebro que me deu este livro!
Adorei a forma como a autora nos contou a história e nos mantém agarrados do início ao fim, fazendo-nos questionar de tudo e de todos.
Houve um momento em que até eu me senti paranóica.
Uau, uau, uau! Não estava à espera disto tudo, que nó no cérebro que me deu este livro!
Adorei a forma como a autora nos contou a história e nos mantém agarrados do início ao fim, fazendo-nos questionar de tudo e de todos.
Houve um momento em que até eu me senti paranóica.
June 26, 2025
Turbūt nė nereikia sakyti, kad esu medicininių trilerių gerbėja. Wolfe romanas “Chirurgė” man labai patiko, todėl ir “Ligoninė” atsidūrė tarp skaitomų knygų. Tik čia jau pasitiko visai kitas siužetas ir nuotaika.
Ema Dankan, kino aktorė, nubunda visiškoje tamsoje. Ją aplanko prisiminimai apie užpuolimą. Pagal garsus ir kvapus ji supranta, kad yra ligoninėje. Ją lanko gydytojas ir slaugytoja, Ema girdi ligoninės garsus. Gydytojas informuoja, kad Ema patyrė smegenų traumą ir dėl to apako, jai reikia laiko pasveikti. Moteris bando iš prisiminimų užkampių atkapstyti, kas gi iš tiesų įvyko.
Nejučia lyginu du šios rašytojos romanus. “Chirurgė” buvo dinamiškas romanas su tobulu psichologijos prieskoniu. Na, o “Ligoninė” toks klampesnis. Skaitant pasijaučiau, kad gal ir pačiai kas galvą sutrenkė. Daug kartojimo, painiojimosi bei vedžiojimo už nosies. Bet gal toks sąmonės pritemimas buvo kaip tik laiku - juk Ema kovojo su atminties spragomis.
Perskaičiau ir kažkaip negaliu pasakyti, kad trileris labai patiko. Taip, čia visko daug apie galvos smegenų traumas, gyjimą. Bet siužetas ėmė ir įstrigo. Teko laukti iki paskutinių puslapių, kur rašytoja palepino šiokiu tokiu veiksmu. Vis dėl to Emos istorija, kurią ji pati prisiminė begulėdama, iš tiesų yra įdomi.
Wolfe tikrai liks ta rašytoja, kurios trilerius bus įdomu skaityti. Ir ne tik dėl medicininių dalykų. Ji kuria moterų portretus arba nagrinėją kokią aktualią temą. Štai “Ligoninėje” sukosi priklausomybės nuo vyro tema. Rekomenduočiau šį romaną medicininių trilerių mėgėjams.
Ema Dankan, kino aktorė, nubunda visiškoje tamsoje. Ją aplanko prisiminimai apie užpuolimą. Pagal garsus ir kvapus ji supranta, kad yra ligoninėje. Ją lanko gydytojas ir slaugytoja, Ema girdi ligoninės garsus. Gydytojas informuoja, kad Ema patyrė smegenų traumą ir dėl to apako, jai reikia laiko pasveikti. Moteris bando iš prisiminimų užkampių atkapstyti, kas gi iš tiesų įvyko.
Nejučia lyginu du šios rašytojos romanus. “Chirurgė” buvo dinamiškas romanas su tobulu psichologijos prieskoniu. Na, o “Ligoninė” toks klampesnis. Skaitant pasijaučiau, kad gal ir pačiai kas galvą sutrenkė. Daug kartojimo, painiojimosi bei vedžiojimo už nosies. Bet gal toks sąmonės pritemimas buvo kaip tik laiku - juk Ema kovojo su atminties spragomis.
Perskaičiau ir kažkaip negaliu pasakyti, kad trileris labai patiko. Taip, čia visko daug apie galvos smegenų traumas, gyjimą. Bet siužetas ėmė ir įstrigo. Teko laukti iki paskutinių puslapių, kur rašytoja palepino šiokiu tokiu veiksmu. Vis dėl to Emos istorija, kurią ji pati prisiminė begulėdama, iš tiesų yra įdomi.
Wolfe tikrai liks ta rašytoja, kurios trilerius bus įdomu skaityti. Ir ne tik dėl medicininių dalykų. Ji kuria moterų portretus arba nagrinėją kokią aktualią temą. Štai “Ligoninėje” sukosi priklausomybės nuo vyro tema. Rekomenduočiau šį romaną medicininių trilerių mėgėjams.
May 30, 2024
This book had me gripped from the very first page. So many twists and turns. I had a feeling half way through who her stalker was but did not know anything more than that til everything came to a head.
I absolutely loved this book and a definite recommend
I absolutely loved this book and a definite recommend
August 12, 2025
Que livro sufocante! Muito bom!
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June 4, 2024
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Review for 'The Hospital' by Leslie Wolfe.
Wow!!! Another absolutely page turning psychological thriller from this absolutely fantastic author!!!!
An absolutely gripping story filled with twists and turns to keep you guessing. It is extremely well written as well as fantastically narrated by the very talented Tanya Eby!! It kept me completely on the edge of my seat biting my nails waiting for the next twist and what was going to happen next. The storyline is realistic, compelling and addictive as well as frightening. I couldn't even begin to imagine what it must have been like and how scary it must have been for Emma to be stuck in a hospital bed not being able to see and to be completely vulnerable having no idea who is in the room with you. The medical aspects of the storyline are intriguing along with the gripping storytelling. It is filled with suspense, secrets, deceit, mystery and everything you could ask for in a fantastic book!!! I could not put it down and ended up devouring it in one sitting of a few hours!! If you have never read any of Leslie's books then you are definitely missing out!!! The fact that Leslie had done her research on medical procedurals shined through the pages!! Well done Leslie on doing plenty of research as it really puts me off a book when the author hasn't done any research and so many simple mistakes are made.
I must say a HUGE congratulations to both Leslie Wolfe as well as the narrator Tanya who did a fantastic job bringing this story to life with their brilliant descriptions and narration. I would listen to it in the car and while walking at any opportunity and Tanya did a fantastic job on both male and female characters voices!!! I'm not only looking forward to reading more books by Leslie but also to listening to more books narrated by Tanya! The characters have a mix of personalities and are all realistic with their own unique personalities. Leslie's descriptions and Tanya's narrative really brings them all to life ensuring you see everything they do and feel everything they are!!
Leslie Wolfe congratulations on yet another absolute page turner! This is exactly why you are one of my favourite authors and here is to your next success 🥂 . I would love to see this turned into a movie!!
Overall an absolutely addictive, compelling page turner that will keep you hooked from beginning to end!!
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Review for 'The Hospital' by Leslie Wolfe.
Wow!!! Another absolutely page turning psychological thriller from this absolutely fantastic author!!!!
An absolutely gripping story filled with twists and turns to keep you guessing. It is extremely well written as well as fantastically narrated by the very talented Tanya Eby!! It kept me completely on the edge of my seat biting my nails waiting for the next twist and what was going to happen next. The storyline is realistic, compelling and addictive as well as frightening. I couldn't even begin to imagine what it must have been like and how scary it must have been for Emma to be stuck in a hospital bed not being able to see and to be completely vulnerable having no idea who is in the room with you. The medical aspects of the storyline are intriguing along with the gripping storytelling. It is filled with suspense, secrets, deceit, mystery and everything you could ask for in a fantastic book!!! I could not put it down and ended up devouring it in one sitting of a few hours!! If you have never read any of Leslie's books then you are definitely missing out!!! The fact that Leslie had done her research on medical procedurals shined through the pages!! Well done Leslie on doing plenty of research as it really puts me off a book when the author hasn't done any research and so many simple mistakes are made.
I must say a HUGE congratulations to both Leslie Wolfe as well as the narrator Tanya who did a fantastic job bringing this story to life with their brilliant descriptions and narration. I would listen to it in the car and while walking at any opportunity and Tanya did a fantastic job on both male and female characters voices!!! I'm not only looking forward to reading more books by Leslie but also to listening to more books narrated by Tanya! The characters have a mix of personalities and are all realistic with their own unique personalities. Leslie's descriptions and Tanya's narrative really brings them all to life ensuring you see everything they do and feel everything they are!!
Leslie Wolfe congratulations on yet another absolute page turner! This is exactly why you are one of my favourite authors and here is to your next success 🥂 . I would love to see this turned into a movie!!
Overall an absolutely addictive, compelling page turner that will keep you hooked from beginning to end!!
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May 15, 2024
Thanks to #NetGalley and #Bookouture for the book #TheHospital by #LeslieWolfe. Emma remembers being attacked, someone trying to kill me. Now I wake up in the hospital and I can’t see one move. Why can’t I remember anything? Who tried to kill me. Am I really in a hospital? This books shows you what some people are capable of. I could not put this down.
April 17, 2024
When Emma wakes up in a hospital bed unable to see and with large chunks of her memory missing, there’s only one thing she knows for sure… someone tried to kill her. Uncertain of who tried to harm her and why, she pushes her mind to piece together parts of her memory. Told in alternating POVs, it’s soon revealed Emma has a stalker - but is that who hurt her?
It took some time adjusting to the writing style of this book. Within the same chapters it would jump between the “now” and Emma’s recovered memories/“then” without really letting the reader know of the transition. It was confusing at first since much of Emma’s POV feels as though you’re within her mind.
This is my third book from Leslie Wolfe, and the first two I thoroughly enjoyed. However I really struggled to get into this one. The first half of the book is almost unbearably slow. While the second half picks up pace, it feels too little too late to grab my attention.
It’s an interesting premise, and parts of it really had me wondering where it all would lead. It’s very psychological and makes you question the interpretation. If you’re looking for a slow burn psychological thriller with a hospital setting and much of the storyline revolving around the main character’s acting career, this is the perfect book for you! I did find it strange that none of the book summary mentioned the FMC being an actress. Those are typically storylines I don’t care for and shy away from.
While this one wasn’t a winner for me, I look forward to future books from this author!
Thank you to NetGalley and Bookouture for the opportunity to read this digital ARC. All opinions expressed are my own.
It took some time adjusting to the writing style of this book. Within the same chapters it would jump between the “now” and Emma’s recovered memories/“then” without really letting the reader know of the transition. It was confusing at first since much of Emma’s POV feels as though you’re within her mind.
This is my third book from Leslie Wolfe, and the first two I thoroughly enjoyed. However I really struggled to get into this one. The first half of the book is almost unbearably slow. While the second half picks up pace, it feels too little too late to grab my attention.
It’s an interesting premise, and parts of it really had me wondering where it all would lead. It’s very psychological and makes you question the interpretation. If you’re looking for a slow burn psychological thriller with a hospital setting and much of the storyline revolving around the main character’s acting career, this is the perfect book for you! I did find it strange that none of the book summary mentioned the FMC being an actress. Those are typically storylines I don’t care for and shy away from.
While this one wasn’t a winner for me, I look forward to future books from this author!
Thank you to NetGalley and Bookouture for the opportunity to read this digital ARC. All opinions expressed are my own.
May 13, 2025
A história arrastou-se durante grande parte do tempo. Nunca tivemos sequer um vislumbre dos detectives supostamente a investigar, mas menciona-se muito os lapsos de memória constantes. A história em si parece um bocadinho rebuscada, mesmo tendo em consideração tudo o que a envolve, talvez porque aqui não fosse possível fazê-lo, não desta forma. E as amigas dela não conhecem o médico? Mesmo usando máscara?
A partir de determinada altura, a história desancadeia-se a uma velocidade fantástica. E o final torna-se surpreendente. Gostei, embora tivesse preferido ver a Mikela pagar pela maldade que semeou.
A partir de determinada altura, a história desancadeia-se a uma velocidade fantástica. E o final torna-se surpreendente. Gostei, embora tivesse preferido ver a Mikela pagar pela maldade que semeou.
May 12, 2024
I’ve read Leslie Wolfe’s books in the past and have rated them 5⭐️ but this one missed the mark, it was enjoyable however I found the book interesting, a little confusing to begin with, many characters to keep track of, the plot of the story was good and enjoyable, I liked it and was able to keep up by the end of the book. The story of the stalker and Emma was interesting, I struggled with understanding who the stalker actually was and why they were keeping her blinded to begin with. I loved Jasmines character! The way she was towards Emma!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
December 18, 2025
Bardzo lubię thrillery psychologiczne z wątkiem medycznym, dlatego z ogromną ciekawością sięgnęłam po „Szpital” Leslie Wolfe, który był jednocześnie moim pierwszym spotkaniem z twórczością autorki. Po zapoznaniu się z opiniami innych czytelników na temat jej wcześniejszej książki, które były w większości bardzo entuzjastyczne, miałam wobec tej powieści spore oczekiwania. Liczyłam na duszny klimat, stopniowo budowane napięcie oraz fabułę, która zaskoczy mnie czymś więcej niż tylko tajemnicą tożsamości sprawcy. Czy „Szpital” sprostał tym oczekiwaniom? Częściowo – choć nie bez zastrzeżeń.
„Myślałam, że będę tutaj bezpieczna. Myliłam się.
Wiem, że muszę stąd uciec. Jednak nie wiem jak. Nie wiem, przed kim. Nie wiem dokąd.”
Kiedy główna bohaterka budzi się po wypadku, odkrywa, że nie może się poruszać, nic nie widzi i nie rozpoznaje miejsca, w którym się znajduje. Dopiero zapachy i dźwięki pozwalają jej domyślić się, że trafiła do szpitala. Nie pamięta, co się wydarzyło – w jej głowie pozostało jedynie mgliste wspomnienie brutalnego ataku. Wie tylko jedno: ktoś próbował ją zabić, a ona cudem przeżyła.
Najbardziej przerażająca jest myśl, że napastnik wciąż może być blisko. Że odnajdzie ją również tutaj i dokończy to, co zaczął.
Pod opieką lekarza i pielęgniarek kobieta stopniowo zaczyna odzyskiwać fragmenty pamięci. Wspomnienia wracają powoli, chaotycznie, jak elementy układanki: dawne życie zawodowe, mąż, przyjaciółki, wielka miłość. Każdy nowy szczegół przybliża ją do prawdy, ale jednocześnie rodzi kolejne pytania. Najważniejsze z nich wciąż pozostaje bez odpowiedzi: kto był jej oprawcą i dlaczego chciał ją zabić?
„Szpital” to thriller psychologiczny, który stawia przede wszystkim na atmosferę i psychikę bohaterki. Styl Leslie Wolfe jest prosty, przystępny i nastawiony na emocje – autorka nie komplikuje narracji, skupia się na wewnętrznych przeżyciach protagonistki, jej lękach, dezorientacji i narastającej paranoi. Tempo akcji nie jest zawrotne, ale wydarzenia rozgrywające się na kartach książki są na tyle intrygujące, że trudno całkowicie stracić zainteresowanie. To raczej powolne odkrywanie prawdy niż dynamiczna gra pełna nagłych zwrotów.
Napięcie nie jest tu bardzo intensywne – akcja rozwija się spokojnie, momentami wręcz leniwie. Ma to jednak swoje zalety, ponieważ pozwala dobrze poznać główną bohaterkę oraz jej wcześniejsze życie. Szpitalna sceneria nadaje powieści klaustrofobiczny charakter. Zamknięcie w nieruchomym ciele, brak wzroku, ograniczona możliwość komunikacji i całkowita zależność od obcych ludzi sprawiają, że atmosfera bywa naprawdę niepokojąca. Czytelnik, podobnie jak bohaterka, zaczyna zadawać sobie pytanie, komu właściwie można ufać.
Niestety fabuła okazała się dość przewidywalna. Uważni i doświadczeni czytelnicy thrillerów prawdopodobnie dość wcześnie domyślą się, w jakim kierunku zmierza historia i jakie rozwiązanie szykuje autorka. Zakończenie można uznać za satysfakcjonujące – wszystkie wątki zostają domknięte, a zagadka znajduje logiczne wyjaśnienie – jednak nie wywołuje ono efektu „wow”. Raczej potwierdza przypuszczenia, które pojawiają się po drodze, niż je podważa.
Podsumowując, „Szpital” to solidny thriller psychologiczny z ciekawym, medycznym tłem i dobrze oddanym poczuciem izolacji. Nie jest to książka, która mocno mnie zaskoczyła, ale zapewniła przyjemną, angażującą lekturę na kilka wieczorów. Dla fanów spokojniejszych thrillerów, stawiających na klimat i psychologię postaci, będzie to pozycja jak najbardziej warta uwagi – choć osoby liczące na silne napięcie i nieprzewidywalne zwroty akcji mogą poczuć lekki niedosyt.
„Myślałam, że będę tutaj bezpieczna. Myliłam się.
Wiem, że muszę stąd uciec. Jednak nie wiem jak. Nie wiem, przed kim. Nie wiem dokąd.”
Kiedy główna bohaterka budzi się po wypadku, odkrywa, że nie może się poruszać, nic nie widzi i nie rozpoznaje miejsca, w którym się znajduje. Dopiero zapachy i dźwięki pozwalają jej domyślić się, że trafiła do szpitala. Nie pamięta, co się wydarzyło – w jej głowie pozostało jedynie mgliste wspomnienie brutalnego ataku. Wie tylko jedno: ktoś próbował ją zabić, a ona cudem przeżyła.
Najbardziej przerażająca jest myśl, że napastnik wciąż może być blisko. Że odnajdzie ją również tutaj i dokończy to, co zaczął.
Pod opieką lekarza i pielęgniarek kobieta stopniowo zaczyna odzyskiwać fragmenty pamięci. Wspomnienia wracają powoli, chaotycznie, jak elementy układanki: dawne życie zawodowe, mąż, przyjaciółki, wielka miłość. Każdy nowy szczegół przybliża ją do prawdy, ale jednocześnie rodzi kolejne pytania. Najważniejsze z nich wciąż pozostaje bez odpowiedzi: kto był jej oprawcą i dlaczego chciał ją zabić?
„Szpital” to thriller psychologiczny, który stawia przede wszystkim na atmosferę i psychikę bohaterki. Styl Leslie Wolfe jest prosty, przystępny i nastawiony na emocje – autorka nie komplikuje narracji, skupia się na wewnętrznych przeżyciach protagonistki, jej lękach, dezorientacji i narastającej paranoi. Tempo akcji nie jest zawrotne, ale wydarzenia rozgrywające się na kartach książki są na tyle intrygujące, że trudno całkowicie stracić zainteresowanie. To raczej powolne odkrywanie prawdy niż dynamiczna gra pełna nagłych zwrotów.
Napięcie nie jest tu bardzo intensywne – akcja rozwija się spokojnie, momentami wręcz leniwie. Ma to jednak swoje zalety, ponieważ pozwala dobrze poznać główną bohaterkę oraz jej wcześniejsze życie. Szpitalna sceneria nadaje powieści klaustrofobiczny charakter. Zamknięcie w nieruchomym ciele, brak wzroku, ograniczona możliwość komunikacji i całkowita zależność od obcych ludzi sprawiają, że atmosfera bywa naprawdę niepokojąca. Czytelnik, podobnie jak bohaterka, zaczyna zadawać sobie pytanie, komu właściwie można ufać.
Niestety fabuła okazała się dość przewidywalna. Uważni i doświadczeni czytelnicy thrillerów prawdopodobnie dość wcześnie domyślą się, w jakim kierunku zmierza historia i jakie rozwiązanie szykuje autorka. Zakończenie można uznać za satysfakcjonujące – wszystkie wątki zostają domknięte, a zagadka znajduje logiczne wyjaśnienie – jednak nie wywołuje ono efektu „wow”. Raczej potwierdza przypuszczenia, które pojawiają się po drodze, niż je podważa.
Podsumowując, „Szpital” to solidny thriller psychologiczny z ciekawym, medycznym tłem i dobrze oddanym poczuciem izolacji. Nie jest to książka, która mocno mnie zaskoczyła, ale zapewniła przyjemną, angażującą lekturę na kilka wieczorów. Dla fanów spokojniejszych thrillerów, stawiających na klimat i psychologię postaci, będzie to pozycja jak najbardziej warta uwagi – choć osoby liczące na silne napięcie i nieprzewidywalne zwroty akcji mogą poczuć lekki niedosyt.
June 4, 2024
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Review for 'The Hospital' by Leslie Wolfe.
Wow!!! Another absolutely page turning psychological thriller from this absolutely fantastic author!!!!
An absolutely gripping story filled with twists and turns to keep you guessing. It is extremely well written as well as fantastically narrated by the very talented Tanya Eby!! It kept me completely on the edge of my seat biting my nails waiting for the next twist and what was going to happen next. The storyline is realistic, compelling and addictive as well as frightening. I couldn't even begin to imagine what it must have been like and how scary it must have been for Emma to be stuck in a hospital bed not being able to see and to be completely vulnerable having no idea who is in the room with you. The medical aspects of the storyline are intriguing along with the gripping storytelling. It is filled with suspense, secrets, deceit, mystery and everything you could ask for in a fantastic book!!! I could not put it down and ended up devouring it in one sitting of a few hours!! If you have never read any of Leslie's books then you are definitely missing out!!! The fact that Leslie had done her research on medical procedurals shined through the pages!! Well done Leslie on doing plenty of research as it really puts me off a book when the author hasn't done any research and so many simple mistakes are made.
I must say a HUGE congratulations to both Leslie Wolfe as well as the narrator Tanya who did a fantastic job bringing this story to life with their brilliant descriptions and narration. I would listen to it in the car and while walking at any opportunity and Tanya did a fantastic job on both male and female characters voices!!! I'm not only looking forward to reading more books by Leslie but also to listening to more books narrated by Tanya! The characters have a mix of personalities and are all realistic with their own unique personalities. Leslie's descriptions and Tanya's narrative really brings them all to life ensuring you see everything they do and feel everything they are!!
Leslie Wolfe congratulations on yet another absolute page turner! This is exactly why you are one of my favourite authors and here is to your next success 🥂 . I would love to see this turned into a movie!!
Overall an absolutely addictive, compelling page turner that will keep you hooked from beginning to end!!
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Review for 'The Hospital' by Leslie Wolfe.
Wow!!! Another absolutely page turning psychological thriller from this absolutely fantastic author!!!!
An absolutely gripping story filled with twists and turns to keep you guessing. It is extremely well written as well as fantastically narrated by the very talented Tanya Eby!! It kept me completely on the edge of my seat biting my nails waiting for the next twist and what was going to happen next. The storyline is realistic, compelling and addictive as well as frightening. I couldn't even begin to imagine what it must have been like and how scary it must have been for Emma to be stuck in a hospital bed not being able to see and to be completely vulnerable having no idea who is in the room with you. The medical aspects of the storyline are intriguing along with the gripping storytelling. It is filled with suspense, secrets, deceit, mystery and everything you could ask for in a fantastic book!!! I could not put it down and ended up devouring it in one sitting of a few hours!! If you have never read any of Leslie's books then you are definitely missing out!!! The fact that Leslie had done her research on medical procedurals shined through the pages!! Well done Leslie on doing plenty of research as it really puts me off a book when the author hasn't done any research and so many simple mistakes are made.
I must say a HUGE congratulations to both Leslie Wolfe as well as the narrator Tanya who did a fantastic job bringing this story to life with their brilliant descriptions and narration. I would listen to it in the car and while walking at any opportunity and Tanya did a fantastic job on both male and female characters voices!!! I'm not only looking forward to reading more books by Leslie but also to listening to more books narrated by Tanya! The characters have a mix of personalities and are all realistic with their own unique personalities. Leslie's descriptions and Tanya's narrative really brings them all to life ensuring you see everything they do and feel everything they are!!
Leslie Wolfe congratulations on yet another absolute page turner! This is exactly why you are one of my favourite authors and here is to your next success 🥂 . I would love to see this turned into a movie!!
Overall an absolutely addictive, compelling page turner that will keep you hooked from beginning to end!!
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May 25, 2024
The Hospital by Leslie Wolfe and narrated by Tanya Eby is a dark psychological thriller, literally and figuratively as our primary protagonist (Emma) is the victim of a vicious assault, leaving her with a traumatic head injury, her wound dressing wrapped around her head and eyes, disabling her sight.
The POV of the victim gives a brilliant dimenson to a thriller, the internal experience of a victim trying to recall her past, her heightened experience of her other senses, piecing together her memory, her environment
In the world of films and celebrity, stalkers are almost considered an occupational hazard, that is until they turn deadly
Character I loved: Emma's thought processes and tenacity. Jasmine the nurse and her storyline.
Character I hated: Michaela (Mikky) Emma's Ex-husband's new gf. oooh she nasty!
The audiobook is a gripping listen, the epitome of an audiobook you cannot put down. In all honesty, I did have to start over, but I am so very glad I did because the story is exceptional! Tanya Eby even emulated the stacato speech of a head injury survivor with authenticity
Thank you to Netgalley, Bookouture Audio, the author Leslie Wolfe ad narrator Tanya Eby for this brilliant ALC. My review is left voluntarily and all opinions are my own
The POV of the victim gives a brilliant dimenson to a thriller, the internal experience of a victim trying to recall her past, her heightened experience of her other senses, piecing together her memory, her environment
In the world of films and celebrity, stalkers are almost considered an occupational hazard, that is until they turn deadly
Character I loved: Emma's thought processes and tenacity. Jasmine the nurse and her storyline.
Character I hated: Michaela (Mikky) Emma's Ex-husband's new gf. oooh she nasty!
The audiobook is a gripping listen, the epitome of an audiobook you cannot put down. In all honesty, I did have to start over, but I am so very glad I did because the story is exceptional! Tanya Eby even emulated the stacato speech of a head injury survivor with authenticity
Thank you to Netgalley, Bookouture Audio, the author Leslie Wolfe ad narrator Tanya Eby for this brilliant ALC. My review is left voluntarily and all opinions are my own
May 12, 2024
This book is quite .. interesting. The premise is good, however it didn't really suck me in the way I thought it would have.
Emma Duncan wakes up in a hospital after being brutally attacked. She is suffering from brain damage, making it difficult to recall much of anything as well as move. Her vision has also been damaged, leaving her partially blinded, albeit temporarily. As Emma starts to receive visitors, her memories slowly start coming back. She begins to piece things together and remembers what really happens.
This book was a unique one, for sure! The premise is great, however it wasn't the easiest read for me. Majority of the book seemed slow and repetitive. It doesn't really pick up until the end, and although it was shocking, it wasn't my favorite as far as psychological thrillers go.
Thank you NetGalley, Bookouture, and Leslie Wolfe for this ARC!
Emma Duncan wakes up in a hospital after being brutally attacked. She is suffering from brain damage, making it difficult to recall much of anything as well as move. Her vision has also been damaged, leaving her partially blinded, albeit temporarily. As Emma starts to receive visitors, her memories slowly start coming back. She begins to piece things together and remembers what really happens.
This book was a unique one, for sure! The premise is great, however it wasn't the easiest read for me. Majority of the book seemed slow and repetitive. It doesn't really pick up until the end, and although it was shocking, it wasn't my favorite as far as psychological thrillers go.
Thank you NetGalley, Bookouture, and Leslie Wolfe for this ARC!
June 22, 2024
Emma wakes up in the hospital after being attacked, paralyzed and blind from brain trauma. She doesn’t know who attacked her and fears for her life while trying to piece together her broken memories of the last few years. This was a predictable but still entertaining thriller.
July 19, 2025
Great read
Very few typos. Excellent detail. I never would have guessed the ending. I love books like this. I was guessing throughout. The author kept it from the patient's point of view.
Very few typos. Excellent detail. I never would have guessed the ending. I love books like this. I was guessing throughout. The author kept it from the patient's point of view.
August 19, 2024
MIND OFFICIALLY BLOWN!
I have read some Leslie Wolfe books and knew I was in for a good read, but I never anticipated how good. I should have begun sooner in the day, because I didn’t want to stop reading. I gave up in the wee hours of the morning, but picked it up to finish while drinking my coffee.
So many cringe worthy moments I can’t begin to describe them all. Just thinking about them to write this review has hair standing up on the back of my neck and shivers running up and down my spine. Is someone watching me?
Imagine being blind and paralyzed, totally at the mercy of those who ‘care’ for you.
Now, imagine, not all of them have your best interests at heart. I’m starting to get an ominous, horrifying feeling of someone orchestrating a sick game on her, but I have yet to figure out WTF is going on.
More than once I had to remember to pick my jaw up off the floor and close my mouth.
Hello movie people. The Hospital would make a great book to movie adaptation. The complex mystery and psychological torture she endures is sure to put the thrill in thriller.
I voluntarily reviewed a free copy of The Hospital by Leslie Wolfe.
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I have read some Leslie Wolfe books and knew I was in for a good read, but I never anticipated how good. I should have begun sooner in the day, because I didn’t want to stop reading. I gave up in the wee hours of the morning, but picked it up to finish while drinking my coffee.
So many cringe worthy moments I can’t begin to describe them all. Just thinking about them to write this review has hair standing up on the back of my neck and shivers running up and down my spine. Is someone watching me?
Imagine being blind and paralyzed, totally at the mercy of those who ‘care’ for you.
Now, imagine, not all of them have your best interests at heart. I’m starting to get an ominous, horrifying feeling of someone orchestrating a sick game on her, but I have yet to figure out WTF is going on.
More than once I had to remember to pick my jaw up off the floor and close my mouth.
Hello movie people. The Hospital would make a great book to movie adaptation. The complex mystery and psychological torture she endures is sure to put the thrill in thriller.
I voluntarily reviewed a free copy of The Hospital by Leslie Wolfe.
See more at http://www.fundinmental.com
December 10, 2025
Okropnie obezwładniające uczucie pochłania jej cały organizm. Nic nie widzi. Nie może się ruszyć. Niczego nie pamięta. Choć jest w szpitalu, to nie czuje się do końca bezpieczna. Lodowaty dotyk na jej dłoni, pocieszający - choć nie przynosi wytchnienia. Zapewnienia w postaci słów wsparcia nie dają ulgi. Coś złego się wydarzyło i czuje, że to nie jest koniec... Musi uciec, aczkolwiek nie wie jak. Nie ma pojęcia dokąd. Ktoś jej zagraża, ale to poczucie niebezpieczeństwa wydaje się być irracjonalne. Przecież znajduje się w najbezpieczniejszym miejscu, jakie tylko można sobie wyobrazić...
Kobieta doznała wstrząsu, urazowego uszkodzenia mózgu spowodowanego silnym uderzeniem w głowę, co wpłynęło na korę wzrokową. Jej bezradność potęguje z każdą chwilą, a wspomnienia z przeszłości, które przewijają się szczątkowo w jej wybrakowanej pamięci przyprawiając o dreszcze.
Z każdą godziną dochodzi do niej, iż została pobita, a napastnik nie dokończył dzieła i z pewnością będzie pragnął to zmienić...
"Szpital" jest thrillerem psychologicznym o medycznym wydźwięku, w którym autorka postawiła na klaustrofobiczny klimat. Ulokowanie akcji w zamkniętym pomieszczeniu sprawia, iż poczucie izolacji wzmaga nerwową aurę, a zagrożenie zdaje się czyhać tuż za rogiem. Główną narratorką jest Emma, kobieta poszkodowana w wypadku, opowiadająca nam o swoich doświadczeniach z przeszłości, jak również relacjonująca wydarzenia w czasie teraźniejszym. Pierwsza część dreszczowca z pewnością jest o wiele bardziej obyczajowa, gdyż opisuje zmagania naszej głównej bohaterki z zatraceniem pamięci i usilnego posklejania swego życia w całość. Dezorientacja jest tu kluczowym motywem, a strzępki wspomnień pomagają w wizualizacji tragicznego położenia. Druga część powieści jest znacznie dynamiczniejsza, aczkolwiek w "Szpitalu" tempo nie wychodzi na piedestał. Autorka skupiła się bardziej na aspektach psychologicznych, wewnętrznych rozważaniach Emmy, jak również potęgującym napięciem związanym z nadciągającym niebezpieczeństwem niewiadomego pochodzenia. To właśnie niezidentyfikowane źródło zła i poczucie paraliżującej bezradności przyprawiają o dreszcze.
Autorka porusza niesamowicie intrygujący wątek niemożności odczuwania upływu czasu, braku chronologii wspomnień, niepamięć wpływającą na odczuwanie strachu i paniki, a jednocześnie zatracenia własnej tożsamości. Z każdą kolejną stroną przyjdzie nam odkryć coraz to kolejne rewelacje, dzięki czemu zamalujemy totalnie pustą kartkę. Startując z niczym, pozwolimy głównej bohaterce odkryć własne "ja", równocześnie poznając jej wnętrze wraz z nią samą.
Leslie Wolfe stworzyła kolejną powieść, która bez wątpienia angażuje i za pomocą stale zmieniających się ram czasowych utrzymuje w zainteresowaniu. Z pewnością zaintryguje Cię historia uwięzionej na łóżku szpitalnym kobiety, a dociekanie przezeń ukrytej głęboko w umyśle prawdy i próba zidentyfikowania sprawcy dostarczy Ci wielu emocjonujących chwil. Polecam!
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Kobieta doznała wstrząsu, urazowego uszkodzenia mózgu spowodowanego silnym uderzeniem w głowę, co wpłynęło na korę wzrokową. Jej bezradność potęguje z każdą chwilą, a wspomnienia z przeszłości, które przewijają się szczątkowo w jej wybrakowanej pamięci przyprawiając o dreszcze.
Z każdą godziną dochodzi do niej, iż została pobita, a napastnik nie dokończył dzieła i z pewnością będzie pragnął to zmienić...
"Szpital" jest thrillerem psychologicznym o medycznym wydźwięku, w którym autorka postawiła na klaustrofobiczny klimat. Ulokowanie akcji w zamkniętym pomieszczeniu sprawia, iż poczucie izolacji wzmaga nerwową aurę, a zagrożenie zdaje się czyhać tuż za rogiem. Główną narratorką jest Emma, kobieta poszkodowana w wypadku, opowiadająca nam o swoich doświadczeniach z przeszłości, jak również relacjonująca wydarzenia w czasie teraźniejszym. Pierwsza część dreszczowca z pewnością jest o wiele bardziej obyczajowa, gdyż opisuje zmagania naszej głównej bohaterki z zatraceniem pamięci i usilnego posklejania swego życia w całość. Dezorientacja jest tu kluczowym motywem, a strzępki wspomnień pomagają w wizualizacji tragicznego położenia. Druga część powieści jest znacznie dynamiczniejsza, aczkolwiek w "Szpitalu" tempo nie wychodzi na piedestał. Autorka skupiła się bardziej na aspektach psychologicznych, wewnętrznych rozważaniach Emmy, jak również potęgującym napięciem związanym z nadciągającym niebezpieczeństwem niewiadomego pochodzenia. To właśnie niezidentyfikowane źródło zła i poczucie paraliżującej bezradności przyprawiają o dreszcze.
Autorka porusza niesamowicie intrygujący wątek niemożności odczuwania upływu czasu, braku chronologii wspomnień, niepamięć wpływającą na odczuwanie strachu i paniki, a jednocześnie zatracenia własnej tożsamości. Z każdą kolejną stroną przyjdzie nam odkryć coraz to kolejne rewelacje, dzięki czemu zamalujemy totalnie pustą kartkę. Startując z niczym, pozwolimy głównej bohaterce odkryć własne "ja", równocześnie poznając jej wnętrze wraz z nią samą.
Leslie Wolfe stworzyła kolejną powieść, która bez wątpienia angażuje i za pomocą stale zmieniających się ram czasowych utrzymuje w zainteresowaniu. Z pewnością zaintryguje Cię historia uwięzionej na łóżku szpitalnym kobiety, a dociekanie przezeń ukrytej głęboko w umyśle prawdy i próba zidentyfikowania sprawcy dostarczy Ci wielu emocjonujących chwil. Polecam!
Patronat medialny Suspense Books
www.suspensebooks.pl
IG @suspense_books
April 19, 2024
Oh wow, this must be one scary experience. Waking up after an attack and realising you don't know who you can trust, being afraid of everybody and trying to piece together you has put you there.
The only person who can help you is you and this means you have to find the answers and soon.
The first part of the book is rather slow paced and I was wondering where the author would take us. Often pieces of the past and the present were mixed together in one chapter and that's the way it goes in real life too. You are somewhere and something reminds you of the past and you zone out, to be brought back to the present when something or someone startles you.
The more Emma, our protagonist, realises what is going on, the more I was dragged into the story and the pace picked up. The more I read the more I liked it. I found it a brilliant story.
The things some people do for love, or love the way they see it. Love has to be something both people feel comfortable with and not a toxic one.
I just loved it. 5 stars
Thnk you
The only person who can help you is you and this means you have to find the answers and soon.
The first part of the book is rather slow paced and I was wondering where the author would take us. Often pieces of the past and the present were mixed together in one chapter and that's the way it goes in real life too. You are somewhere and something reminds you of the past and you zone out, to be brought back to the present when something or someone startles you.
The more Emma, our protagonist, realises what is going on, the more I was dragged into the story and the pace picked up. The more I read the more I liked it. I found it a brilliant story.
The things some people do for love, or love the way they see it. Love has to be something both people feel comfortable with and not a toxic one.
I just loved it. 5 stars
Thnk you
April 28, 2025
Até chegar à parte interessante, o livro é muito chato. A parte interessante começa a 30 páginas do fim! 🤦🏽♀️
Já li todos os livros da autora (todos os que saíram em Portugal). Na minha ótima, é maravilhosa com as suas detetives. Em standalones… not so much!
Já li todos os livros da autora (todos os que saíram em Portugal). Na minha ótima, é maravilhosa com as suas detetives. Em standalones… not so much!
May 27, 2024
First, I want to thank Leslie Wolfe, Bookouture and NetGalley for providing me with this book so I can bring you this review.
OMG!!!! I have been craving a good medical psychological thriller and wow Leslie Wolfe did not disappoint!!! The Hospital is one of the best books that I have read in this genre in a long time!! Leslie’s storyline was so wickedly intense, insanely fast paced, totally addicting that I binged read it in one sitting. This is one book you will want to put on your TBR list and bump it to the top.
Oh the detailed raw emotional filled scenes in the first chapter felt like I was watching a Netflix series that you can’t stop binging on!! I was literally glued to my kindle on the edge of my seat scared to death what happened and what was happening to Emma!! So many questions as to why she was in the hospital and who in the world did this to her!! I needed to find out!
The Hospital you have Emma’s point of view and then you have this very creepy mystery person that chimes in. This person gave me the creeps!!
Leslie did some great research as she addressed an important topic of traumatic brain injury and anterograde amnesia and how it affected Emma. I appreciated how Leslie explained the medical terminology and testing for those who may not have the medical background.
Oh how I was so glad Emma reached out to her Mom. I know how difficult it was but she was able to get some eye opening answers she so desperately wanted and needed!!
I’m a huge fan of all things in the entertainment world so I enjoyed learning who Steve was and who Emma was prior to her attack. However, the more I learned about Steve the more he was not my favorite person.
Oh this book was wickedly twisted and so good!!!
OMG!!!! I have been craving a good medical psychological thriller and wow Leslie Wolfe did not disappoint!!! The Hospital is one of the best books that I have read in this genre in a long time!! Leslie’s storyline was so wickedly intense, insanely fast paced, totally addicting that I binged read it in one sitting. This is one book you will want to put on your TBR list and bump it to the top.
Oh the detailed raw emotional filled scenes in the first chapter felt like I was watching a Netflix series that you can’t stop binging on!! I was literally glued to my kindle on the edge of my seat scared to death what happened and what was happening to Emma!! So many questions as to why she was in the hospital and who in the world did this to her!! I needed to find out!
The Hospital you have Emma’s point of view and then you have this very creepy mystery person that chimes in. This person gave me the creeps!!
Leslie did some great research as she addressed an important topic of traumatic brain injury and anterograde amnesia and how it affected Emma. I appreciated how Leslie explained the medical terminology and testing for those who may not have the medical background.
Oh how I was so glad Emma reached out to her Mom. I know how difficult it was but she was able to get some eye opening answers she so desperately wanted and needed!!
I’m a huge fan of all things in the entertainment world so I enjoyed learning who Steve was and who Emma was prior to her attack. However, the more I learned about Steve the more he was not my favorite person.
Oh this book was wickedly twisted and so good!!!
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