My Review of The Nurse by Claire Allen

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Title: The Nurse 

Author: Claire Allen 

Expected Publication: March 17, 2022

Publisher: Avon Books UK 

Genre: Thriller 

Pages: 400 pages 

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Review: 

Omg does this one make you suspicious of anyone and everyone! 
Stephen and Marian are a normal couple with normal routines and problems. They have a daughter named Nell, who like most young adults wants to live independently and have their own life. Well, one day Nell’s roommate contacts the parents to touch bases with them to see if they knew where Nell was because she has not been seen for 2-3 days. At first, the parents are like most parents they don’t panic they assume that maybe she is staying somewhere else with new friends or something. However, once the cops start to get involved as time goes on the fear and panic sets into play. 
Then you have the alternate POV of an HIM character. Now, this HIM character is really disturbing and his philosophy is just as disturbing if not more sinister. He likes to follow women with a camera while they are walking home. He tries to capture everything about following them home the fear the women feel and how uncomfortable he can make the women feel. “He” feels like he is taking power back for men by doing this. 
This is definitely a page-turner, and you will feel all the emotions of the characters I think that the regressive thinking is easy for “old fashioned” people to think and harbor resentment about. 
The author does an amazing job of turning this whole regressive view into a plot that is not easily put down! 
If you like dark twisted thrillers then this should definitely be your next read! Thank you Avon Books and Netgalley for the opportunity to read and review this one! It was definitely a treat! 

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