Jess, a young make-up artist in New York City, decides to try to make some quick cash by participating in a psychological study that promises high compensation in exchange for revealing your deepest secrets. But as she gets more involved with the psychologist conducting the study, she find that her secret revelations may have gotten too deep for comfort.
This was a good thriller with a dual point of view, although I found the psychologist's point-of-view odd, because the passive voice is used so much.
I also read recently by these authors: The Wife Between Us
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