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Some words to describe The Girl on the Train would be a fiction, crime, thriller, mystery, suspense and overall being an action novel. The Girl on the Train was an intoxicating read that immediately had me questioning and coming up with theories with each individual character and their place in the book. The story was told very well and each chapter ended with even more suspense building to the next chapter. The main character Rachel is extremely flawed and had me cringing on each action she made, however this made the book even more better by me wanting to know what she did or what came her way throughout the book. This book perfectly describes the word thriller and exceeds the expectation of what I would predict next in the novel. I honestly think The Girl on the Train is well paced and has a consistent flow of suspense build. Overall I would give The Girl on the Train a total of 5 stars.
Lock Every Door (review)
Lock Every Door is a novel written by Riley Sager and is under the category of Thriller, Mystery, Fiction, Suspense and Crime. The Bartholomew is the most exclusive and mysterious apartment buildings in Manhattan. The main character Jules, who is recently struggling with her life and her finances, is offered a job to be an…
A History of Fear (review)
A History of Fear written by Luke Dumas is under the category of Horror, Thriller, Fiction, Adult, LGBTQ+, Suspense and Mystery. The plot of A History of Fear written by Luke Dumas is a young man named Grayson hale who recently moved to Scotland to discover himself as his dad did in his years. Grayson…
I Will Find You (review)
I Will Find You written by Harlan Coben is under the category of Suspense, Thriller, Revenge, Crime and Fiction. The thriller is about a young man named David who is supposedly to be the man who murdered his son. David claims to be innocent but the mystery witness and various evidence says otherwise. While serving…
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