(78)The Friend by Teresa Driscoll

Tuesday, December 3, 2019


Sophie was excited to discover that a woman moved into the neighborhood with a son similar in age to her own Ben.  Sophie has had it rough in the last few years, she had horrible postpartum depression; they moved to the country, and her husband was gone so much for work. So having a new friend in the neighborhood was a godsend.  One day she leaves Ben with Emma so she can go to the city to surprise her husband. Only Sophie is the one who is surprised. She sees a picture in her husband's office that makes her realize that Emma's showing up in Devon was no happenstance.  And then she gets a call about a tragic accident.  The two boys have been in an accident and Sophie realizes that that may have been her biggest mistake of all. 

The Friend was a good and quick read set in the quaint English countryside.  Sophie was an empathetic character who just wanted a happy life with her husband and son. She was a good mommy to Be, but, more than anything, she wanted another child.  On the flip-side, Emma was not a very nice character. Something about her just rubbed me the wrong way.  I also got an icky feeling about Mark. I just got a feeling that he was hiding something and it turns out that I was right.  - CLICK HERE FOR SPOILERS - 

Bottom Line - The Friend is a good  British psychological thriller.  You should read it if you are the kind that loves a good psychological thriller. 

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