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The Wife
Finished
I enjoyed the book overall but I do think that the eventual revelation that the women were lying, while maybe necessary to keep the twists coming and reveal the _big twist (which was an interesting if not entirely unpredictable one), wasn’t really twisty itself and is obviously problematic. I spent a lot of the book wondering if the author would reveal their politics, and while I don’t think the twist is an endorsement, it builds up these women to a real extent, somewhat intelligently presents all the things people tell themselves so as not to believe the victim, while presenting them in a way that seems to indicate it’s not a great thing… and then says “yep that’s right they weren’t a victim” and that sucked -
The Last Policeman
Finished
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The Night She Went Missing
Finished
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Woman on the Edge of Time
Finished
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The Seep
Finished
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Infinite
Finished
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Fevered Star
Finished
I enjoyed it but it suffers a bit from “book two” syndrome, where a clear purpose and arc to the plot is lacking, as characters kind of just maneuver around the board after the last book and setting up the next.
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The Violence
Finished
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Greenwich Park
Finished
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The Downstairs Neighbor
Finished
I enjoyed it. As it wrapped up though, there was a bit too much going on. Too many red herrings or dark secrets. Even though that’s kind of what these books are about, it was just a little too much. Still fun though.
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The Golden Couple
Finished
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The Banneret
Finished
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The Left Hand of Darkness
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The Squire
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The Employees
Finished
I don’t think I understood this book. I found it interesting, written in a way where the topic was kind of danced around rather than directly explained, but then it ended and I don’t know that I understood what was being danced around, for the most part.