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Fatat Al Qitar | Paula Hawkins
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Like her train, this story rushes, and the reader can't help but keep turning pages page after page - Boston Globe
The Girl on the Train has more fun and narrative style than any other book since Missing Girl...and it deserves to attract a huge, enchanted audience - The New York Times.
Nothing gets you addicted to it more than 'Train Girl' - Vanity Fair.
A suspenseful psychological novel. A novel that will forever change the way you view the lives of others.
A novel that compels you to read it...that engulfs the reader's emotions and feelings...like a Hitchcock masterpiece...a thrilling work.
Rachel takes her same train every morning. She walks that track every day. You pass by a series of cute suburban homes. The train stops at that traffic light, and every day you see a man and a woman eating their breakfast on the balcony. She started feeling that she knew them, and named them "Jess" and "Jason". She began to see their lives complete, a life not far from a life she had lost recently.
Then you see what shocks her. A minute passed before the train moved, but it was enough. Everything has changed now. Rachel couldn't hold back what she saw, so she told the police, and she became inextricably linked to what would happen next, just as she became linked to the lives of everyone involved.
The Girl on the Train has more fun and narrative style than any other book since Missing Girl...and it deserves to attract a huge, enchanted audience - The New York Times.
Nothing gets you addicted to it more than 'Train Girl' - Vanity Fair.
A suspenseful psychological novel. A novel that will forever change the way you view the lives of others.
A novel that compels you to read it...that engulfs the reader's emotions and feelings...like a Hitchcock masterpiece...a thrilling work.
Rachel takes her same train every morning. She walks that track every day. You pass by a series of cute suburban homes. The train stops at that traffic light, and every day you see a man and a woman eating their breakfast on the balcony. She started feeling that she knew them, and named them "Jess" and "Jason". She began to see their lives complete, a life not far from a life she had lost recently.
Then you see what shocks her. A minute passed before the train moved, but it was enough. Everything has changed now. Rachel couldn't hold back what she saw, so she told the police, and she became inextricably linked to what would happen next, just as she became linked to the lives of everyone involved.
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Like her train, this story rushes, and the reader can't help but keep turning pages page after page - Boston Globe
The Girl on the Train has more fun and narrative style than any other book since Missing Girl...and it deserves to attract a huge, enchanted audience - The New York Times.
Nothing gets you addicted to it more than 'Train Girl' - Vanity Fair.
A suspenseful psychological novel. A novel that will forever change the way you view the lives of others.
A novel that compels you to read it...that engulfs the reader's emotions and feelings...like a Hitchcock masterpiece...a thrilling work.
Rachel takes her same train every morning. She walks that track every day. You pass by a series of cute suburban homes. The train stops at that traffic light, and every day you see a man and a woman eating their breakfast on the balcony. She started feeling that she knew them, and named them "Jess" and "Jason". She began to see their lives complete, a life not far from a life she had lost recently.
Then you see what shocks her. A minute passed before the train moved, but it was enough. Everything has changed now. Rachel couldn't hold back what she saw, so she told the police, and she became inextricably linked to what would happen next, just as she became linked to the lives of everyone involved.
The Girl on the Train has more fun and narrative style than any other book since Missing Girl...and it deserves to attract a huge, enchanted audience - The New York Times.
Nothing gets you addicted to it more than 'Train Girl' - Vanity Fair.
A suspenseful psychological novel. A novel that will forever change the way you view the lives of others.
A novel that compels you to read it...that engulfs the reader's emotions and feelings...like a Hitchcock masterpiece...a thrilling work.
Rachel takes her same train every morning. She walks that track every day. You pass by a series of cute suburban homes. The train stops at that traffic light, and every day you see a man and a woman eating their breakfast on the balcony. She started feeling that she knew them, and named them "Jess" and "Jason". She began to see their lives complete, a life not far from a life she had lost recently.
Then you see what shocks her. A minute passed before the train moved, but it was enough. Everything has changed now. Rachel couldn't hold back what she saw, so she told the police, and she became inextricably linked to what would happen next, just as she became linked to the lives of everyone involved.
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