Linda’s closet has many good ideas. Narrating the story from
the point of view of a woman losing her sanity was original. It read at times is
a little chaotic and trippy as we were trying to piece together the undoing of
Linda’s marriage through her words. The writer has a very distinctive style,
but I’m not keen on putting entire words and even sentences in all capitals. It
gives the impression of the writer shouting at the reader. Linda’s story is now
and then broken up by the notes of her psychiatrists. There are enough twists
and turns to spur the reader to read on and find out what was really going on.
Some of the plot twists were more plausible than others and in my opinion; I
think the writer took it one twist too far. As a bonus there are a few
alternative endings if you’re not happy with the first. I did enjoy this book as the point of view was
so unusual. I think this writer has a lively imagination which I wouldn’t mind
discovering more of.
