The Perfect Daughter: A Novel

My Review: I loved, loved, loved this book. This was by far the best book I read all year. I never read anything by this author before but I’m sure glad I did. The blurb and cover really caught my eye and I knew I had to read it. I will be reading more of this authors books in the future. I want to start off by saying that I enjoyed reading this book so much. It dealt with subject matter that I find so interesting, the human mind. The way people think and why they do what they do has always been an interest to me. This book dealt with a teenager who supposedly committed a murder and who also had multiple personalities. Her lawyer wanted to show that it was one of her personalities that did the killing. I have never read a book that has dealt with this subject that was so in depth before. This author really did his homework and I learned so much about people who have multiple personalities. Along with the psychological aspect of this book there was also a mystery to be solved. The mystery was not the main focus of the book but it was definitely a shocker to find out what happened a why someone was killed. This book was like a roller coaster ride that I never wanted to end. It had so many twists in the end that I thought I would get whiplash. This book was wrapped up so nice and tight in the end that I didn’t have any questions that was left unanswered. What a great, amazing, awesome, thrilling, book this was. Between the plot, characters and all the twists in this book it made it an easy and fast read. I would definitely recommend it and happily give it 5 Hearts❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Her daughter has DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder). Grace found her at the age of four, standing in a park, abandoned and soaking wet from the rain. Years later, Grace receives a call from the police department. Penny was found kneeling and bloody, next to her biological mother, and holding what happened to be the murder weapon. Thus begins the fast-paced story of Penny, her alters (other identities), and a race to prove she is innocent. I absolutely enjoyed this story and I could not put it down. DJ Palmer had me pulled in from the first page. The characters and plot were well developed. I find DID to be quite fascinating and he did an amazing job creating a story around this disorder.