The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Excellent psychological suspense. Started off slowly – in a good way – culminated in a wild ride for the last third of the story. I could not put it down. I don’t know if this has been advertised as a book about Narcissist Predatory Disorder of the malignant variety but it is. I started picking up on some early clues and arrived at the end shaken but entertained and thinking this should be required reading for anyone who doesn’t know about or can’t believe just how insidious this behaviour can be. Can’t say more without spoilers. If you’ve been in the protagonist’s shoes – read it. If you don’t think NPD is a serious form of abuse – read it. If you like great a great scary book – read it. This book deserves all the kudos that it’s been receiving.
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I’m doing far more reading than writing now, making up for time stolen during “the lost years”. When I remember to, I’ll share from Goodreads. My taste for reading material is as eclectic as my choice of subject matter for writing; fair warning.
I loved that book. Enjoyed it so much!
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It was incredibly well written and so entertaining.
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Yes, it certainly was.
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Thanks for the review and insights. I’ve been curious about this book since it came out. And WOW! I followed on Goodreads and had no idea you authored so many books. Where have I been all this time? I’ve got a lot of catching up to do. 😀
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I had been curious too, the description had caught my eye and when Audible offered it on sale, I couldn’t resist. I was already intrigued and then as the plot developed, drawn in completely. Thank you so much for the follow! I get a lot of insight and inspiration from friends on Goodreads, I’ll look for you too 🙂
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My copy is now on the way. Cheers! 😀
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