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The Girl on the Train
by Paula Hawkins
This book is all about lies. Are they good, or are they inherently bad? Is it okay to lie if you are doing it for someone else's benefit, and wrong if it is for your own? What if you are in danger?
Maybe you aren't lying enough.
Rachel witnesses something from her vantage point on the 8:04 train to London and becomes embroiled in a mystery that she has no place to be solving. What follows is an agonizing thriller that takes place in the corners of a drunken blacked out mind and in the sinister smiles of potential criminals. Read this, but make sure you have time to read it in one sitting.
Maybe you aren't lying enough.
Rachel witnesses something from her vantage point on the 8:04 train to London and becomes embroiled in a mystery that she has no place to be solving. What follows is an agonizing thriller that takes place in the corners of a drunken blacked out mind and in the sinister smiles of potential criminals. Read this, but make sure you have time to read it in one sitting.