Knowing exactly what everyone was thinking was extra important for this book, with the main subject matter being mental illness. I love this type of narrative because the author lets the reader delve into the main characters' heads. Savage are all narrators and Anne's ladies maid, Beatrix, narrates a few chapters here and there as well. Roberts uses an alternating first-person narrative. I found The Medea Complex nearly impossible to put down. The plot drew me in from the very first chapter, and the pace didn't let up for the entire book. The Medea Complex was such a riveting book! I started it expecting a very deliberately paced book, as sometimes historical books move slowly and I was shocked at how quickly I was drawn into the story.
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