Anonymous Girl by Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen
Last year sometime, I read The Wife Between Us by the same authors and was enthralled. When I saw they had a new book out, I knew I would have to read it. I have been in a reading slump for months now, so I was unsure I would actually get this read in the time allotted to me by Overdrive, but I did. Holy cow was this an edge of your seat read!
Jessica is in her late 20s, and is a makeup artist in New York City. Her family, including her disabled sister, is in Pennsylvania. There never seems to be enough money to do what needs to be done, so when Jessica hears of a chance to make a relatively easy $500, she does it. All she has to do is participate in a study about morality. Seems simple enough, right?
This probably would have been easy, but the doctor/professor conducting the study is taken with Jessica, and wants to do a more personalized study with her. This includes having Jessica put herself in situations where she has to flirt with men, or arrange dates with them, all because her own husband cheated on her. The good doctor, Dr. Shields pays well, but will it be worth it?
I know I have said this before, but this one is hard to write about. It would be too easy to give away so much of the plot. All you need to know is that you won't want to put this down, and that Dr. Shields is seriously f&^%$#@ up. Don't walk--RUN to get this one. You won't regret it.
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