Title: Good Thriller
Product review: This is the first Joy Fielding book I read. It is a taut thriller that will leave deep imprssions upon its readers. The protagonist is a loving mother who would move mountains for her young son, Adam and daughter Sharon. She is married to a cold fish of sociopath who bears a striking resemblance to Philip, a character in "Good Intentions," which was written some ten years after this was penned. Like Philip, this woman's husband distorts everything she says so he can start arguments; he is verbally and mentally cruel and appears to derive evil pleasure in making her feel bad.In keeping true to his character, the husband kidnaps the children shortly after his estranged wife remarries. The reader travels with her down some very bumpy roads including a car chase and some fast-paced court scenes before her joyous reunion with her children.
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