The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins [Review]
I was very happy with this book, a little darker than what I usually like to read, but still a good book. I think I read half of it in half an hour which provide me a bloody headache.
The story is really dramatic, starting from the depressed main character to an alcoholic and a cheater, there isn't a character that you can say for sure that is "good". They're all full of secrets, mysteries and complications.
I particularly liked the end, since it was totally unpredictable and twisted, not something I anticipated at all.
It's a good book indeed, but dammit, it's very creepy.
The story is really dramatic, starting from the depressed main character to an alcoholic and a cheater, there isn't a character that you can say for sure that is "good". They're all full of secrets, mysteries and complications.
I particularly liked the end, since it was totally unpredictable and twisted, not something I anticipated at all.
It's a good book indeed, but dammit, it's very creepy.
Final Rating: 4/5
