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A review by a_reader_obsessed
The Woman in the Library by Sulari Gentill
4.0
4 Stars
By no means am I murder mystery connoisseur, but I will say this has several points in its favor. Fast paced, short chapters that always leave you with a cliffhanger of sorts easily propelling momentum, and two ongoing parallel storylines told in such a way that I’ve never experienced before.
This had an unique and clever execution of a classic whodunnit interwoven with another underlying sinister creepy thread that lent a different bent.
Again, original storytelling that made this an easy compelling read with an overall satisfying conclusion with just a hint of dubiousness to leave you with a queasy unsettling feeling.
By no means am I murder mystery connoisseur, but I will say this has several points in its favor. Fast paced, short chapters that always leave you with a cliffhanger of sorts easily propelling momentum, and two ongoing parallel storylines told in such a way that I’ve never experienced before.
This had an unique and clever execution of a classic whodunnit interwoven with another underlying sinister creepy thread that lent a different bent.
Again, original storytelling that made this an easy compelling read with an overall satisfying conclusion with just a hint of dubiousness to leave you with a queasy unsettling feeling.