Each has his or her own reasons for being in the reading room that morning ― it just happens that one is a murderer. I don’t want to say too much about the plot because I feel as though it’s best that you don’t know too much going in.

if anything, it disrupts the flow of the mystery in the main plot, taking the reader out of moments that could have been tense if not for the disruption. Not until she and McLeod visit an Aussie bar does she recognise how hard she’s been trying to fit in. In the end, I just kiss him honestly, and I trust the act to say all those things for which words are tricky and inadequate.He took inspiration from an act Cain did- send groceries to replenish used items- and did it more and more extravagantly to prove he was “better”.

Lend your skills to GWL, or learn new skills working alongside the GWL Team Come to one of our many events! This novel is a jam-packed murder mystery that has so much going on, it could literally be three stories told in one. i was waiting for this to be made a part of the story - turns out he's a freak who was never in america at all, or something!

Oh I thought that part was clear, it was Whit/Heroic Chin the whole time, with lots of cool misdirections to make the others look guilty. When you read Sulari Gentill’s new psychological thriller, The Woman in the Library, you may need to stop every so often and think, ‘Where am I? After that unusual bonding experience, the four spend much time together, especially when their curiosity is raised by the discovery of a murdered woman, presumably the screamer, under a table in the library meeting room.