An interesting read that explores personality disorders and the bearing they have on how a person behaves. Delaney uses the unreliable narrator quite well and the setting of this story is just as much of a character as the people. Soon to be a movie directed by Ron Howard.





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Headed out to Bkind2books as part of J4shaw's wishlist tag game --

☆●USA & Canada Wishlist Tag Game●☆ 2018

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It’s become almost a requirement to have a multiple POV tale these days, but as much as it’s been done, this was a good use of that device. The parallel tales of Emma (then) and Jane (now) build up as they deal with separate, but similar, personal challenges. Emma was dealing with an attack in her apartment, while Jane just recently lost her child. For different reasons, they both end up residing in an ultra modern, high tech house built by a famous architect. The house comes with some strange, creepily intrusive requirements, but there’s more upside than down to it...so they each move in. It is twisty and creepy and there’s a few misdirections...so it really kept up your interest. Good to the very end.

Sending in a box of books as a RABCK - need to move these on.
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Arrived in a very generous box of books from Bkind2books - thank you!

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Friday, June 10, 2022: left at the base of a tree next to the parking lot, with a nice view of Diamond Head in the background. Zoomable release photo here.

Released for booklady331's Allergic to A challenge.

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