Friday, February 5, 2021

Dark Matter by Blake Crouch

Jason Dessen lives a hard, but fulfilling life. Fifteen years ago, he gave up the chance at a massive science grant to stay with his wife and unborn child. Although things have been tough, he doesn't regret a thing. One night, he's abducted and drugged. When he wakes, he's greeted warmly by a man he's never seen before. He is in a world where everything he's known is gone. His wife is not his wife, and his son doesn't exist. So what is real and what is not? Did the last fifteen years of his life even happen? And how can he get back to his family?

This book was amazing. It was one of those novels that you can't put down. The story was thrilling and terrifying. The author did a great job at portraying Jason's feelings to the audience - from his confusion and disorientation to his drive to get back to his family. The novel was gripping and kept me on the edge of my seat. The ideas discussed were very interesting and thought-provoking. Honestly, this might be the best thriller that I have ever read. I would definitely recommend this to people looking for an intense read.


Reviewed by NK, Grade 11

Montrose Library

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