The word “twisty” keeps coming up in regard to “After All I’ve Done” by Mina Hardy. That means it’s probably as apt a one-word description as any. After a reaction to anesthesia following a car wreck, Diana is left with no memory of several months of her life. The “twisty” comes in as various truths begin to emerge. One is her former best friend’s affair with her husband. Another is that the chance encounter with someone in the coffee shop is no chance, as Diana’s new acquaintance already knows much about her.
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Books get ‘twisty,’ highlight relationships
The word “twisty” keeps coming up in regard to “After All I’ve Done” by Mina Hardy. That means it’s probably as apt a one-word description as any.
