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http://www.minddisorders.com/Flu-Inv/Hypnotherapy.html

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http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/182425.False_Memory

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http://www.bookrags.com/shortguide-false-memory/characters.html#gsc.tab=0

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I gave the book a 9/10 because of the intricacy of the story and the detailed writing style. Dean Koontz has an eye for detail and explains all of the sick and twisted acts in detail. Now, I know that sounds psychotic but these kinds of books keep me on my toes. Every act was explained by all sides involved and you got a look inside of both the victim's and the killer's heads. I enjoy all the twists and turns of this novel and the great detail everything was explained in. It made you feel like you were actually there. Also, I enjoyed the level of twisted the killer was. It was extremely original and I respect that, but lets face it, every book has sections that make the reader want to blow their brains out. And unfortunately, one of those sections in this boo happened to be the ending. Which is a buzzkill.

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http://www.kickinglettuce.com/bookreviews/Koontz/false-memory.php

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One major external conflict was that between a woman terrified of Keanu Reeves, and a serial killer/rapist. This patient thought that this man was sent by the government to watch her and capture her. Because of her irrational fears and thoughts, she put a gun to this man's head and pulled the trigger. He wrestled with her to try to get the gun, but the woman was successful in the end. A major internal conflict was Susan's denial. Susan is Martie Rhode's best friend and she has agoraphobia, the fear of the outside world. When she starts noticing strange blackouts and the feeling of being unclean in the morning, along with obvious fluids that did not feel like hers, Susan was determined to find out what was happening. She was extremely conflicted because her body was telling her that she felt violated and her mind was telling her that there was no proof and that she was psyching herself out. She had the mental argument while cleaning in the shower and settled on putting up a camera for the next night.

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The ending of the book was slightly disappointing but it was a just ending. Being a gore-loving reader, I wish the ending was a little more gorey.  It's an effective ending for all of those happily-ever-after lovers. I'll admit it, he had it coming. Personally, I'm sick of all the happy endings. Just once, I wish the villains would've gotten away with it. This book had the most perfect plot for that type of ending. While it was extremely well written, I was left unsatisfied as the book came to an end.