I think I'm just going to mark this one as completed. I went ahead and read the last 20 pages or so in order to spoil myself for the ending, because I needed to know who done it. And now that I have I'm not sure it's worth it to read the rest of the novel. I can't see that Flynn is doing anything in...
Completely satisfying. Characters developed so I felt I knew them. I don't take that away from a lot of books. This is one I didn't want to end, I wanted to stay in this world, dysfunctional as it is.
4.5“The Days were a clan that mighta lived longBut Ben Day’s head got screwed on wrongThat boy craved dark Satan’s powerSo he killed his family in one nasty hourLittle Michelle he strangled in the nightThen chopped up Debby: a bloody sightMother Patty he saved for lastBlew off her head with a shotgu...
I tore through this pretty quickly. It was a fun read, just as sordid as Gone Girl. I wasn't a huge fan of Gone Girl but this one was a little better in my eyes. There were some plot lines I felt it didn't need - but that's a red herring for you I guess. And while I haven't really liked any of her c...
When person or persons unknown murdered her entire family, seven year old Libby Day managed to escape and fingered her brother Ben as the killer. Now, decades later, she's a dysfunctional and nearly penniless, and after meeting some true crime enthusiasts, isn't so sure her brother was the murderer ...
The BasicsLibby Day’s mother and two sisters were murdered when she was seven years old. When asked who did it, she said without hesitation that it was her brother, Ben. Now upon being contacted by a club of murder case enthusiasts, she’s wondering if she was right. She sets out on a mission to, wel...
Libby Day is almost the sole survivor of the massacre of her family; the other is her brother, Ben, convicted nearly twenty-five years previously for the killings, based largely, she believes, on her testimony as a scared and coached seven year-old girl. Equal measures of fear and guilt keep her fro...
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