Girl on the train by Paula Hawkins
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I couldn't put it down!  It kept me guessing the whole time.  I'll be looking for more books by this author.
3352588
The Girl on the Train is by far the best thriller I've read! I finished the book in one sitting, it was full of suspense and I couldn't have guessed the ending.
2429092
This book is better than Gone Girl and Girl on a Train combined! It has a ton of exciting twists that I didn't see coming and a central mystery that, for once, I wasn't able to guess! Great main character and great ending. Read it!
931503
The book was a different perspective from the girl on the train,to the women she watched from the train window at first she make up stories in her mind about the people she watches then you find out one of the couples that she watches is her ex husband and his new wife as she watches every day as the train goes by the girl on the train starts drinking heavier and heavier soon the train ride and the people she watches take over her life,loses her job and then starts go after the people that she has watched and disrupt their lives
1565775
This book is for those of you who liked Gone Girl and Girl on the Train.  My friend Marcy texted me on Thursday afternoon with this exact note:
Thinking of youreading a book I cant put down.  I Let You Go.  Really need to work.
Needless to say I downloaded immediately.  I just love a book that you cant book down!  I started it Saturday and woke up early to try and finish on Sunday morning.  When I got to Part 2  I sent Marcy the following text:
I could avoid all human contact to finish this book today.  Im half way through and it is impossible to put down!

I couldn't finish before Sundays baseball game and I found myself angry at the other parents on Walts team for wanting to talk to me while I was trying to read before his game started so I had to stuff the book in my bag and wait until later.
When we arrived home from the game I put the family on notice that I would cook dinner AFTER I finished the book.  Thankfully I finished around 7.

Loved the bookloved the endingI was expecting a twist but didn't figure it out too soon.  Im not even going to tell you what it is about in fear that Ill mess up the twist.  Just know that if you like psychological thrillers you need to get this book!
3365588
There are lots of comparisons to "Gone Girl" but I have to say I liked this book better. As in the other book, the characters aren't the most likeable, but that's what keeps it interesting. At times I just wanted to yell out "No Rachel. No!" I'll miss the view from the train.
668288
This is one of the best books I have ever read.  I am a commuter and spend around 2 hours a day on the train.  I read A LOT of books every year and some of my favorites are by Mary Higgins Clark.  This book was so good I was reading it in my car on the way home at red lights to get to the ending.  Well worth the possible traffic violations.
721909
This was full of surprises. I thought it was very suspenseful. I really enjoyed The Girl on the Train. This one fell a bit short.
2861247
Enjoying this series.  Phryne and Dot are on the train when someone chloroforms the whole first class carriage.  Phryne is a light sleeper so woke up saving the day except for one of the passengers who is missing.  Phryne is asked to investigate alongside the police.  Meanwhile she is also tasked with identifying a little girl that is lost with no memory.  Interesting how it is the same but different from the TV version of this book.
4078857
This book takes place in about 2 days.  It is suspenseful, entertaining, a true mystery.  Grace and Kyle take a train trip and of course someone is murdered on the train.  It all goes back to a year old mystery.  I enjoyed it a lot.  It is good to see Kyle growing up and maturing into more of a man.  It reminded me of the great mystery, Murder on the Orient Express.  I am now reading the next book in this series and it takes off from when the train arrives.  I have recommended these mysteries to my daughter.
2913325
Good read for my train ride twice a day... Missed my stop a couple of times because I was so hypnotized by the wiring. It's that good :)
3914573
The Girl on the Train was a pretty engaging book.  My BFF and I are taking a "2016 reading challenge" and January was to be a book that was made into a movie, so this was our choice. The main character isn't very likable, in my opinion, but she doesn't need to be in order to hold your attention.  I could sympathize with her struggles to some degree, but overall she was a hot mess.  Without saying too much, I think the conclusion of the book was solid, if not a little predictable.
176237
Wow Author Jo Michaels sure crafted an amazing thriller that gives you chills throughout.  After reading this book and going through it page after page I could not put it down.  This is one book you have to read.  I am a big fan of thriller's and I have to say this story kept me going from beginning to end.  It was so full of surprises and not since Paula Hawkin's, " The Girl on the Train," had I known such intensity.  The plot is intense the main characters have so much depth.  I can't wait to read more of her books!  This is brilliant!
2247528
The Girl on the Train sounds like it could be the long lost fourth Stieg Larson novel.  Instead, it's a brilliant thriller by former financial writer and current New York Times bestselling author  Paula Hawkins'.  The novel was released earlier this year and hit the literary world like, if you'll pardon the pun, a runaway train.

  Rachel rides the commuter train to and from work five days a week.  Even when she gets fired from her job for being a drunk, she continues the daily commute just to keep appearances up.  Her routine doesn't change.  She stares out the window, gulps wine or gin and tonics, loathes herself, and tries not to look when, every morning and every night, she passes by her old house and her old life.  Her husband has re-married, to a woman he started seeing when he and Rachel were still together.  There's a baby now, and the beautiful little girl somehow puts an exclamation point on everything Rachel lost.

  A few doors down, she notices a new couple.  They're young, attractive and obviously very much in love.  Rachel often sees them in their yard or on their small terrace.  She fantasizes about them, creating names, occupations and all the different aspects of a storybook marriage.  She's into the arts.  He's a world traveler.  Together, they've got the world on a string.  Then, that woman disappears and is later found dead.  Rachel believes she may have witnessed something that led to a brutal murder.  She contacts police but her drinking issues, cloudy memory and history of harassing her former husband and his new bride make Rachel's claims less than credible.  She's still convinced she can help but can't quite remember what she saw or what it might mean.  Meanwhile, that old demon alcohol is never far away.

  Because of poor eyesight, I've been an avid audio book listener for well over thirty-five years.  I consider myself an expert on the subject.  As a general rule, I don't care for books with more than one narrator.  I find that style of production tends to be distracting and sometimes confusing.  In the case of The Girl on the Train, however, that approach is perfect.  There is a different narrator for each of the three primary female characters.  The story is told from those three points of view and each has its own voice, literally.  All three narrators are excellent, and their performance contributes to what's already a fantastic novel.
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I was hooked right away! This book is very good, well written and has a nice pace. I finished it in a weekend! It's not as creepy as Gone Girl, but way more interesting than Girl on a Train, so if you're looking for a story like those two, this will not disappoint.  Good twists and turns. It's a thoroughly entertaining read!
440160
Loved this! The first half was kind of slow but the second half was amazing with 2 twists! It ties the first slower half in perfectly and made reading this completely worth it! I think I liked this book more than The Girl On The Train
1032169
4 stars? I don't understand why fellow readers are giving 4 stars!? If you liked Liane Moriarty's "Big Little Lies," you'll love Paula Hawkins's "The Girl on the Train," because it's much better! It reads as fast as riding a train!