Dandelion by Harrison Murphy

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @harrisonmurph1 @lovebookstours for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. what beauful front cover of a dandlelion. Dandelion is the 2nd book in the seris is 262 pages long and its thriller. This is a great read and very instresting topic on curing Violet anxiety and other people mental health issues. I found Dandlelion engaging and gripping. Great plot and I liked reading about Violent and felt sorry for her because of her truama from her past. I was rooting for her through tbe book i really wanted her to get help with her anxity so she could get her life back. Harrison Murphy writting was lovely and easy to read and i was hooked straight away. Will differently read more by him on the future 5 stars Blurb An implant with the potential to cure mental health issues - but only for those who can afford it. The sequel to Harrison’s Murphy acclaimed debut novel, Chrysalis. Violet is a severely anxious woman, traumatised by her past, and unable to leave the confines of her own flat. Her only social interaction is with her postie, Chris. A potential solution appears as a revolutionary implant that can alter people’s minds and cure them of mental illness becomes commercially available. However, the exorbitant costs for the procedure are out of Violet’s reach until a disgraced popstar launches a charitable venture aiming to give free implants to those in most need. Can Violet convince the foundation to erase her demons? Or will Chris turn out to be the help she needs to reclaim her life? *contains some traumatic and disturbing scenes

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