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aaricalynne 's review for:
Nine Perfect Strangers
by Liane Moriarty
I give this book 3.5, it was a fine read. It had some plot twists and a bit of suspense. Overall I enjoyed Nine Perfect Strangers. Was the book Moriarty's best, not by a long shot, but it was a nice read. The book is set at a wellness retreat at Tranquillum House, each of the characters have their own unique issues, traumas, and experiences that have led them to want to have some sort of cleansing/healing experience. This book delves into that journey, with a few unique twists. Moriarity is able to put you on edge right from the start of entering Tranquillum house, where the guests are required to do... well, some interesting things. It all leads to the catalyst (obviously, I don't want to spoil).
I enjoyed this, and will hopefully continue to enjoy Liane Moriarty's writing. The characters were unique and developed, and the story was also something that I found interesting. A pretty good combination in my opinion.
I enjoyed this, and will hopefully continue to enjoy Liane Moriarty's writing. The characters were unique and developed, and the story was also something that I found interesting. A pretty good combination in my opinion.