Fury
by:
Shirley Marr (author)
ISBN:
9781742031323 (1742031323)
Publish date: 01-05-2010
Publisher: Black Dog Books
Pages no: 280
Edition language: English
The story alternates between the present and the past: Eliza at the police station narrating what happened before the murder and what lead them (her and her best friends Lexi, Marianne and Ella) to commit the crime.It was hard for me to get into the story. Most of it was a mix between Gossip Girl an...
Fury had been on my to-read shelf for almost three years. It was difficult to get hold of this book and now that I had read it, I must say, it was definitely different. It didn’t disappoint, although it wasn’t as good as I originally expected.The main character is a spoiled rich girl and her friends...
I found this randomly in the library the other day and I remember that I really wanted to read this book. So on a whim, I picked it up and took it home. I read it that day within four hours. This is a very easy read.The story was really interesting and thought-provoking. The main character is not th...
Fury by Shirley Marr is not your typical Greek Mythology retelling. In fact, it doesn't become apparent until close to the end how exactly the Furies - which are vaguely mentioned early on in the story - even play a role in this book at all. What you get for most of the story instead, is a very angr...
Is it bad that the one thing--or rather, person--who stuck to mind during the entire ordeal that was occurring in the book was Neil? Right from the get-go, when he was first introduced, I knew he was probably already dead.And I was right.And that makes me sad, because I think I liked him best.
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