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A review by aish_dols
Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn
4.0
There are two sides to every story, and then, there's the truth, unfiltered.
Amy & Nick are in love, get married, prove to us that marriage isn't a fairytale but Amy's just gone, missing on the day of their fifth wedding anniversary and nobody knows why/how. The search for Amy digs up several secrets about both characters. I couldn't trust either of them. Gillian's portrayal of Amy & Nick's minds in writing is a work of fine art.
Can I say that the mind of a woman is such a workshop for intellectual positivity and negativity? It can be so dark, can be so bright, can be anything. I'd say Nick has always been questionable, so this was an intense ride. Don't even guess what's going to happen nor how it would end. It would stun you. Read and let your head spin.
Amy & Nick are in love, get married, prove to us that marriage isn't a fairytale but Amy's just gone, missing on the day of their fifth wedding anniversary and nobody knows why/how. The search for Amy digs up several secrets about both characters. I couldn't trust either of them. Gillian's portrayal of Amy & Nick's minds in writing is a work of fine art.
Can I say that the mind of a woman is such a workshop for intellectual positivity and negativity? It can be so dark, can be so bright, can be anything. I'd say Nick has always been questionable, so this was an intense ride. Don't even guess what's going to happen nor how it would end. It would stun you. Read and let your head spin.