Watson has been profiled and interviewed by numerous other media outlets, print and broadcast. Media interest in Before I Go to Sleep was considerable and Watson himself was the subject of a profile in London's Sunday Times before its UK publication and The Wall Street Journal before its US publication. In the same year it was announced that the book would be adapted for the big screen by Ridley Scott. He was introduced to literary agent Clare Conville on the last night of the course and she agreed to represent him. The result was his debut, Before I Go to Sleep. In 2009 Watson was accepted for the first course Writing a Novel at the Faber Academy. In the evening and weekends he wrote fiction. He studied Physics at the University of Birmingham and then moved to London, where he worked in various hospitals and specialized in the diagnostic and treatment of hearing-impaired children. Watson was born in Stourbridge, in the West Midlands. Rights to publish the book have been sold in 37 different countries around the world and it has gone on to be an international bestseller. J.' Watson is an English writer who debuted in 2011 with the thriller novel Before I Go to Sleep. It gets it’s pace after almost half of the book.Steve 'S. I wanted to leave the book because nothing much of interesting was going on in the story. Repetition of same routine of Christine’s morning made the book little boring to me. I just wanted to keep reading even if it was my dinner time. The ending had shocking surprises which I wasn’t expecting. What I Liked About The BookĮven when I got the idea of ending halfway through the book. But as we reach the ending it definitely gets more interesting.

Starting was interesting but it got lost after a few pages.

If you can still go to the ending even if you’re getting bored then you can definitely try this Mystery Thriller. Many people don’t like the book at all and many do like this. I did get the idea of ending halfway through the book but there was so much more at the end. The ending was amazing and I totally loved it. As the story progresses and reveals the truth it gets interesting and I just didn’t want to put it down. It was a little boring yet intriguing from the start. Reading the journal entries of an Amnesia patient where she can’t remember anything about the previous day, what she ate, what’s her name, and even not being able to recognize her aged face was very interesting. But journal entries have definitely revealed many truths and turning points. That description was definitely to make readers feel what Christine would be feeling but it was a little frustrating to read the same things again and again. There was some description of every day in the journal which made it a bit boring.

One moment I was like I can trust this particular character but another moment I won’t then again I started to trust them again, then again they are suspicious. The start was kind of slow but intriguing.

Before I Go to Sleep by S.J. Watson