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The Girl on the Train
Paula Hawkins
Riverhead Books: 2015, 325 pages
Reviewed by Sheryl Walters
Rachel, a recently divorced and depressed woman, takes a commuter train each work day and observes her old street from the window. One day she notices something odd and subsequently involves herself in a mystery. This book definitely seems to be written for Gone Girl fans as it has some similarities. However, the character development is a bit shallow and I found it hard to follow at first because the chapters switch from different characters in first person. That being said, it did keep me interested and I read it in one day. I found the ending predictable but not disappointing.
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