The End of Her
Ratings22
Average rating3.6
Contains spoilers
This book is beyond ridiculous. There are unfinished storylines galore and who are these stupid people? I'm sure if I just roll up on the police claiming to have had an affair & a child they're going to reopen an accidental death. Stop. I should've DNFed it.
I like other books by the author but this one was too much.
Another great, and surprising read. Very fast, and interesting to see how everything played out. I love that Shari's books tend to answer any questions you might have just when you think you need to suspend belief.
The first and last 50 pages were outstanding and the epilogue was so haunting!! Heads up though if you don't like open/ambiguous endings. I thought the middle dragged a bit, but overall it was a very entertaining ~suburban drama~ style domestic thriller.
Listened to this in one go during a long day of painting and was completely gripped throughout. Loved the twists and they kept coming.
Me he leído todos los libros de Shari Lapena. Son adictivos y hacen cambiar mil veces de opinión respecto a quien dice la verdad. Me encanta su forma de escribir.
Esperaba con muchas ganas su nuevo libro.
Para mi es el más flojo de todos. Empieza muy interesante, pero luego es muy repetitivo y falto de emoción.
Me lo he leído en tres días y lo he disfrutado... pero no como esperaba.
Quizás tenía demasiadas expectativas por sus otros libros.
Una lectura entretenida y amena. Sin más.
The definitions of somebody everybody hates have just been updated after you've met Erica Voss... that said, I thought that the way it was all tied up was a bit weird and unreal. I mean, it wasn't much of true love, was it, if Steph was all set to KILL him in cold blood five months after having his twins? and what kind of police work ruled that as suicide if he didn't even have gunpowder in his hands? I mean, even I was asking myself how she would solve that before she shot him...
Great novel by Shari Lapena. I felt like I was in Stephanie's shoes, understanding of her actions and feeling all her pain and hurt. Got a little repetitive at some points but by the end I was hooked. I've never hated a character more than I hated Erica, which I suppose is a good thing, it shows how well she's written. One of Shari Lapena's best endings, and left me wanting more.