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challenging
dark
emotional
hopeful
mysterious
reflective
sad
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
N/A
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
I adore Freida's books and they are well written as I can never guess the plot twist[s] in her books which makes them even better! I loved the whole premise and plot of the book, especially the audio recording chapters. I don't read many mystery or thriller books but I will forever love Freida's books! I highly recommend this one to everyone, especially since it is one I rarely hear people talk about!!
Quotes:
- “How are you? The three most useless words in the universe of communication. Nobody who asks that question wants to know the answer. And nobody who answers ever tells the truth. “I’m fine, Paige.”
- “My mother always says the only way two people can keep a secret,” she says, “is if one of them is dead.”
- “Liars fidget. The tone of their voice or speech patterns changes. Liars offer too much information, babbling on with excessive detail to convince themselves or others of what they are saying.”
- “It’s hard to arrest a man who is entirely fictional, isn’t it?”
- “Adrienne Hale,” he reads off the back cover. “Isn’t she that shrink who got murdered?”
- “I blow the dust off the recorder and pick it up, curious to see what Dr. Hale had been listening to before her disappearance.”
- “When Ethan brought out the wine, he mentioned it was from South Africa. Was it the Same bottle of wine?”
- “Grocery stores are an exercise in psychological manipulation. It is virtually impossible to enter a supermarket intending to buy a quart of milk and emerge with only the milk.”
Quotes:
- “How are you? The three most useless words in the universe of communication. Nobody who asks that question wants to know the answer. And nobody who answers ever tells the truth. “I’m fine, Paige.”
- “My mother always says the only way two people can keep a secret,” she says, “is if one of them is dead.”
- “Liars fidget. The tone of their voice or speech patterns changes. Liars offer too much information, babbling on with excessive detail to convince themselves or others of what they are saying.”
- “It’s hard to arrest a man who is entirely fictional, isn’t it?”
- “Adrienne Hale,” he reads off the back cover. “Isn’t she that shrink who got murdered?”
- “I blow the dust off the recorder and pick it up, curious to see what Dr. Hale had been listening to before her disappearance.”
- “When Ethan brought out the wine, he mentioned it was from South Africa. Was it the Same bottle of wine?”
- “Grocery stores are an exercise in psychological manipulation. It is virtually impossible to enter a supermarket intending to buy a quart of milk and emerge with only the milk.”