

They are some things that I didn't like but in general is a very interesting #thriller also is from #Argentina and I almost never read thrillers from South America.
They are some things that I didn't like but in general is a very interesting #thriller also is from #Argentina and I almost never read thrillers from South America.
Anyone that grew up in Britain in the 70s/80s and was subjected to/had nightmares about *those* public information films: this is the railway tracks one, transferred to Argentina, with more sex, an added criminal element, & the train drivers‘ perspective. The story‘s good, but I‘m struggling to get through it - pretty sure those films scarred me for life. I really wanted to finish it today... (I am on 24% rather than 1% now, so there‘s something).
The law of bookclub books. (Modestly, I'm calling this Charlotte's law)
Bookclub books should not be over 300 pages.
This one isn't terrible: but because it's a bookclub one I feel like I can't skim, and I have so many other books in the TBR!