Sara Collier didn't want to go to Geneva. She had already won the Nobel Prize for her work as a scientist and now she wanted to stay home with her daughter and husband. Her father is ill with Alzheimer's and she is showing signs of it as well. When Daniel tells her about the groundbreaking work being done at a famous Swiss lab that might help her, she agrees to accept their invitation. This was a trip that would set off a chain of events she could never have imagined. It would take more than science to keep her alive.
There is much in GENEVA a novel by actor Richard Armitage to keep readers totally immersed in the story. Just when we think we understand them, the well-developed characters surprise us, often with shocking revelations. The persona some of them show the public is a façade and what is behind their facades is sometimes pure evil. When least expected, their capabilities are brought forward. Expertly plotted, the novel is filled with twists and turns, suspense, and some violence. The complex relationships between the characters are deftly depicted.
I found GENEVA to be a thought-provoking and riveting psychological thriller. Unpredictable and engrossing, this book is well worth reading. Highly recommended.
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