Who is this book for?
- Fans of fast-paced thriller novels with unexpected twists.
- Readers who enjoy domestic thrillers with a touch of action.
- Those who appreciate complex plots with multiple storylines.
- Fans of James Patterson and David Ellis's collaborative works.
- People who like books that can be read in one sitting due to their gripping nature.
Who is unlikely to appreciate this book?
- Readers who prefer more realistic and grounded plots.
- Those who dislike stories that require significant suspension of disbelief.
- People who are sensitive to themes of violence or infidelity in their reading.
- Readers who prefer slower-paced, character-driven novels.
- Those who are easily frustrated by plot inconsistencies or implausible scenarios.
Things online reviewers enjoyed about this book
- Fast-paced and unputdownable thriller
- Full of twists and turns that keep readers guessing
- Compelling and well-developed main characters
- Short chapters that maintain a gripping pace
- Clever plot with surprising reveals
- Strong collaboration between Patterson and Ellis
- Intriguing premise of a husband's secret life
- Blistering action from start to finish
- Multiple plot lines that intersect in unexpected ways
- Perfectly crafted psychological thriller
Things people didn't like as much about this book
- Some supporting characters feel one-dimensional
- Requires suspension of disbelief for certain plot elements
- Second half of the book feels over-the-top to some readers
- Some inconsistencies emerge as the story progresses
- Aspects of the plot may feel implausible to some
- Has a formulaic James Patterson feel
- The 'Silas' subplot is repetitive and hard to follow for some
- Ending feels somewhat implausible to certain readers
- Some parts of the story feel far-fetched
- Loses steam for some readers in the latter half
