A Double Life | 
“He said he‘d decided to think of the attack as he would, say, a bicycle accident. What would my life have been like if I‘d made that decision.”
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#CharacterCharm
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I have a problem. I went to Dollar General to get snack because my husband finished mine. While getting snacks I saw these 3 lonely books, all by themselves. These were not book that I had on my "to buy" list, they just looked lonely and at $1 for a book I bought them.
pickThis was such a good book! It was well paced and sets up the characters and plot evenly. I really felt connected with Claire as a narrator & was rooting for her. There were some surprises too! It would make a good movie, although I know it‘s inspired by a true case. Definitely read this one! I love Berry‘s work so much! I‘ve already read her other 2 books & can‘t wait for her next one!
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This book was inspired by one of the most notoriously unsolved crimes of the 20th century - the Lord Lucan case. It is a gripping, intense and stunningly written novel of psychological suspense. Claire is a hardworking doctor living a simple, quiet life in London. Her father tried to kill her mother but killed the nanny who resembled her. Claire's father has been missing ever since.
Library hold came in. This is well I'm advance of September book club. Still waiting on the August book to come in.
panThis book was terrible! So little character development and the story not spaced out enough. Way too much time spent on mindless crap and then a rushed ending.
Tea & a book lunch break. Trying to prevent a scratchy throat from becoming a cold.
Some before bed reading 📖. Won this book a few months ago from Goodreads, sounds really interesting
so-soFlynn Berry‘s literary psychological thriller is a shallow affair that‘s inspired by the Lord Lucan affair but while I believed in Claire‘s obsession with knowing the truth, she never really engages with other characters sufficiently enough to make her seem rounded and her “investigation” is driven by chance and happenstance until an abrupt ending that I found very unsatisfying.
so-soFinished this last night, but got busy, so here's what I thought. It was just meh to me. The last part picked up, but overall it was just so-so.
A little reading fatigue after Lethal White...hopefully this will help #amreading
so-soThis book had some highs and lows. That last section of the book was really good. It was an interesting read knowing this is based loosely on a true story.
so-soReceived on #netgalley in exchange for my review. I love her writing and her first book, which was not a typical thriller. This book has a lot of that same intensity without the usual ploys - until the ending. 26 years after a murder, the MC is looking for her father, who is believed to have committed it. She assumes a fake identity and does her own detective work to find him. She engages in a lot of dubious behavior to find him. 3.5⭐️
pickToday‘s read is A Double Life by Flynn Berry! It‘s supposed to be a page-turner, let‘s see📚👀I got this book in large print😆Can you say over 40 eyes?🤓
pickARC from First To Read, Penguin. WOW!! This is one intense and compelling thriller. I was pulled in from the first page and pushed out at the end. It is a fast, short read, with an ending I did not see coming. It‘s not that it‘s a complicated plot, it‘s just that I didn‘t see the twist. The wrap up may have been a bit too neat, but it was satisfying. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #8INTWO #25INFIVE
pickOh. My. God. This book was amazing. Inspired by a famous real life murder case in England but I'm not spilling the beans. It took me all of 6 hours to read (and that's work reading, not fun reading.) And sorry but unless you manage to score an ARC, you have to wait till July. But it will be so worth the wait.
