pickThis was my #DoubleSpin for this month, and WOW was it intense! It was incredibly disturbing and most of the time I didn't want to put it down as the main character became more and more unhinged. As with most of the books Jenny Lawson has picked for her Fantastic Strangelings book club, I was left wondering what I had just read, but in a good way.
panI really liked the premise of the story and the writing was easy to read, but I was bored out of my gourd in the first 50 pages. The outcome was also extra obvious very early on with how the story was being told.
pickI think this is my second favorite Swanson book now, after The Kind Worth Killing.
so-so4.0 ⭐️. Didn‘t live up to the hype I expected
“Anna? We‘re recording.”
The camera pans up from a long crack in the linoleum floor to rest on the hunched-over frame of a girl.
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pickOMG! Peter Swanson is now definitely one of my favorite authors! The book has a great storyline; it‘s kind of an homage to Agatha Christie. I really like the character Malcolm, the bookstore owner but..I really can‘t say much more or I‘ll spoil it for others. Please read the book and enjoy!
pick@BarbaraTheBibliophage @Cinfhen @alisiakae
I picked this psychological thriller from my tbr pile for an easy post Xmas read + it was a roller coaster read + starts my #booked2023 with a #twist.
Sue is a mother whose 15yr old dtr is in a coma after what appears to be an apparent suicide, when sue finds Charlotte's diary she suspects something is wrong which triggers memories of her life 20 yrs earlier.
