Well, my original suspicion from somewhere around 25-30% was correct. I was hoping I was wrong and there would be some great twist, but it was still a well-told story.I didn't love this book. I tried to read Gone Girl a few times and just couldn't get into it, but I decided to try this one anyway, b...
Camille Preaker is a reporter in Chicago. Her boss thinks it would be a good idea for her to return to her hometown in Missouri to cover the murder of two preteen girls before someone else gets hold of the story first. To say Camille does not get along with her mother is an understatement - she is a...
I´m going to grant Gillian Flynn one thing: she writes compelling stories and I finished this book within two days. But oh boy, this book is disgusting. It´s like Flynn tried to put everything that can be remotely offending to people in one book (and this comes from a person, who is not easily offen...
Camille Preaker, cub reporter on the crime beat of a minor Chicago newspaper, is reluctant to accept the assignment when her editor sends her back to her hometown, Wind Gap, MO, to investigate the death of two pre-teen girls within a nine-month period. Wind Gap is one of those small towns where eve...
Around the Year Reading Challenge Item #4: A book by an author you discovered in 2015 I can't say I exactly "discovered" Gillian Flynn last year, as, due to the blockbuster status of Gone Girl, she's been on my radar most of the time I've worked in libraries. But it wasn't till last year that I actu...
This perhaps my favorite Gillian Flynn novel. I listened to this as an audio book on Scribd this was also a buddy read with my brother Carl. I think I actually liked it more than he did though. Gillian Flynn does an amazing job of writing messed up disturbing characters that aren't particular sympat...
As I read this book, I thought to myself that there were almost certainly people I knew who could relate to Camille's story, individuals for whom this work of fiction too closely resembled their truth. To the damaged, the broken and the lost, I offer you my deepest condolences. The Divine Miss M ...
I absolutely loved this book. The first book I read by Gillian Flynn was Gone Girl. I liked this one much more. The characters were so complex. I was so interested in Camille's life and background. She had so much going on. The murders of the pre-teens had me stumped. The main reason I loved this bo...
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