Elliot Chase, this book's storyteller, is also a main character. He tells us a story about seven people staying together on an island - and he tells us that one of them is dead at the time of the telling. He then walks us through the time leading up the death/murder. But can his story be trusted?
This book was solid. I listened to the audio version and had a hard time turning it off. While it wasn't particularly fast moving, it was attention keeping. I've read both Michaelides' "The Silent Patient" and "The Maidens" and I would place this one right in the middle of the two if I were to rank them. With "The Silent Patient" being my favorite.
This book isn't an edge of your seat, nail biter, but it is one that will keep you interested and you definitely don't want to skip out on it either.
Thank you, NetGalley for the ARC audio in return for my honest review.
This book was solid. I listened to the audio version and had a hard time turning it off. While it wasn't particularly fast moving, it was attention keeping. I've read both Michaelides' "The Silent Patient" and "The Maidens" and I would place this one right in the middle of the two if I were to rank them. With "The Silent Patient" being my favorite.
This book isn't an edge of your seat, nail biter, but it is one that will keep you interested and you definitely don't want to skip out on it either.
Thank you, NetGalley for the ARC audio in return for my honest review.