Publisher: Park Row Books
Strangers telling each other their deepest secrets starts the ball rolling as we find many characters with secrets, characters who tell lies, characters who are manipulative, and characters who aren’t who they seem.
Martha and Selena meet by chance on the train coming home, and they exchange secrets.
Martha is having an affair with her boss.
Selena saw in the nanny camera that her husband was having an affair with the nanny.
Martha replied by saying that maybe the nanny will disappear, and then the nanny does disappear.
Selena doesn't reply but regrets telling her secret.
What do all of these characters have to do with each other and with the events that have been happening?
There are quite a few characters to keep straight and characters that cross paths, but how do they all fit in and connect?
CONFESSIONS ON THE 7:45 is truly addictive. It is one surprise after another.
You won’t want to put it down because of the writing and the cunning, who-do-you-believe characters and the who-could-think-of these things that are happening.
Make sure this book makes it into your TBR for this fall. 5/5
This book was given to me by the publisher via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Lisa Unger is the New York Times and internationally bestselling author of eighteen novels, including CONFESSIONS ON THE 7:45 (Oct. 2020).
With millions of readers worldwide and books published in twenty-six languages, Unger is widely regarded as a master of suspense.
Her critically acclaimed books have been voted "Best of the Year" or top picks by the Today show, Good Morning America, Entertainment Weekly, Amazon, IndieBound and others.
Her essays have appeared in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, NPR, and Travel+Leisure. She lives on the west coast of Florida with her family.
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I'm wondering why Selena seemed okay with her husabnd having an affair with the nanny. I'm a bit weirded out with Martha as well, with the nanny disappearing straight after Selena told Martha about it. Sounds like an intruiging read!
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THANKS for your comment, Bookworm blog.
I can't wait to read this one. I may have to move it up on my TBR list!
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You will love it, Linda.
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HI Elizabeth! I've seen this book around and I have one Lisa Unger on my Kindle that I should still read.
ReplyDeleteThis has elements of Strangers on a train and The kind worth killing - both books I loved!
Thanks for sharing and I hope you are well, Elizabeth
Elza Reads
You will love it, Elza, if you loved the other two books.
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I always love Lisa Unger's books, so knew I had to have this one. It is resting on my Kindle!
ReplyDeleteYou will love it, Laurel.
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Your review makes me want to read the book! And these days I'm pretty picky about my books. Sounds like a real page-turner.
ReplyDeleteI am VERY picky too.
DeleteGreat my review makes you want to read it. Always makes me smile when I hear that...thanks.
And...thanks for your comment, Laura.