Author: S. J. Watson
Genre: Psychological Thriller, Standalone
Published: 2015
Personal Rating: 4/5 (very good)
Format/Narrator: Audiobook/Susan Lyons
Yearly Count: 64
Julia loses her sister, Kate, to murder and is determined to find her killer. Even if it means pretending she's something she's not. Or is she?
I was engaged. I was appalled. I was surprised. I was shocked. I was never really sure if I liked the book or not. Since finishing, I have determined that I liked it very much, but I did not like the main character as a person. She was one self-absorbed woman with an addictive personality who made crazy choices. When I reminded myself that she had a problem, I could accept the events much more easily. Otherwise, it seemed too preposterous. Lots of twists and turns!
Thoughts of Joy
Oooh, you've piqued my interest!
ReplyDeleteBermudaonion ~ Good! :)
DeleteI started this one a week or so ago, but couldn't get interested. I think I'm burned out on all of these books that are similar to Gone Girl and Girl on the Train. Glad you enjoyed it, though!
ReplyDeleteHappy Belated Thanksgiving! Hope you had a lovely day, Joy.
Les ~ I understand your reasoning for setting it aside. I tend to be drawn to these type books and can't help giving them a try. :)
DeleteHope your Thanksgiving was filled with lots of warm fuzzies!