This was compulsively readable and probably would have been a four star read for me, but for the fact that the identity of the guilty party was so painfully obvious.At least it was to me, at any rate. But still, I did enjoy reading it, and am looking forward to reading more of this author's work.
Ruth Ware has just shot right up my list of go-to authors after reading this one. I loved it! I wanted to read something suspenseful, but I also wanted all the other elements that make a book great, like atmosphere, setting, characters and it was all there. Twenty-six year old Nora receives an e-m...
What should be a cozy and fun-filled weekend deep in the English countryside takes a sinister turn in Ruth Ware s suspenseful, compulsive, and darkly twisted psychological thriller. "Sometimes the only thing to fear is yourself." When reclusive writer Leonora is invited to the English countryside ...
SWEDISH REVIEW En oväntad inbjudan dyker upp i den tillbakadragna författaren Noras mejl – det är barndomsvännen Clare som ska gifta sig. En av Clares väninnor håller på och organiserar en möhippa, och vill gärna att Nora kommer trots att det var åratal sedan Nora och Clare hade någon kontakt. V...
So...what happened was, the book at first was very intriguing and I liked the dynamics and it quickly fell apart. I mean it just did not stick the landing at all. I guessed at who the victim was and who the villain was and when you find out the why of things you will laugh. Or maybe that was just me...
Excellent! Much better than The Woman in Cabin 10 and I thought that was an awesome, crisp read. Definitely recommend for anyone who's read Paula Hawkins or Ruth Ware's other books.
The novel starts with our protagonist running breathless and blood-splattered through the snowy woods repeating a mans name, out of fear, or calling for help we don't know. Later, in a hospital, she has trouble piecing together what happened that weekend. Leonora receives an unexpected invitation to...
Nora goes to the Hen Night of her high school best friend that she hasn’t spoken to in a decade. Someone dies, and Nora can’t remember what’s happen. We start this book in the hospital and then jump back to the start of things and it proceeds linearly from there. This book has a character with amnes...
Nora wakes up injured in hospital bed with no recollection of the events of the bachelorette party that landed her there. Unsure if she can trust her own mind, Nora must piece together the puzzle before it’s too late. Nora, a crime fiction writer, is perplexed to receive an invitation to a hen do ...
Nora hasn't been in touch with her childhood best friend Clare in ten years. Then out of the blue an invitation to Clare's hen do arrives in her inbox. She knows going is a bad idea. She just didn't know how bad.This book was sloooooooow. The writing was nothing spectacular. I did like the last 15% ...
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