In a Dark, Dark Wood

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In a Dark, Dark Wood

Von: Ruth Ware

Gesprochen von: Imogen Church

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Someone's getting married. Someone's getting murdered.

In a dark, dark wood

Nora hasn't seen Clare for ten years. Not since Nora walked out of school one day and never went back.

There was a dark, dark house

Until, out of the blue, an invitation to Clare’s hen do arrives. Is this a chance for Nora to finally put her past behind her?

And in the dark, dark house there was a dark, dark room

But something goes wrong. Very wrong.

And in the dark, dark room....

Some things can’t stay secret for ever.

Ruth WareImogen ChurchPenguin Audio

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A slickly plotted, whip smart thriller - genuinely chilling and totally compulsive

[A] chilling psychological thriller...a tense, claustrophobic marriage of secrets, tequila shots and shotguns

If the premise might be the sort that Agatha Christie would have toyed with had she been a 21st-century graduate, Ware’s analysis of the power-games some women revel in – and the toxicity in the undertow of some female friendships – is more reminiscent of Sophie Hannah, Christobel Kent, or even Gillian Flynn and Harriet Lane (Patricia Nicol)

You won’t be able to put down this creepy page-turner

Thrilling, gripping & well-written

Toxic friendships, an isolated house, a dark snowy wood... Everyone's worst nightmare, and the perfect ingredients for this tense, terrifying novel (Clare Mackintosh, author of I Let You Go)

This is one of the hottest crime debuts around, one that does for friendship what Gone Girl did for marriage

So gripping. So glad my hen do days are behind me. It’s going to be huge (Tamar Cohen, author of Dying for Christmas and The Broken)

Ruth Ware has written an exciting, and in fact amazing book that never stops circling around behind the reader and clapping its cold hands over her eyes (Peter Straub, NYT bestselling author of Ghost Story and A Dark Matter)

I raced through this, totally unable to put it down. It’s gripping from start to finish: slick plotting, sharp twists and a pitch-perfect understanding of the many unique ways in which female friends hurt one another. Dark, smart and compulsive (Nicci Cloke, author of Lay Me Down)

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I want to start out with the things i liked about this book. The writing of the characters and the descriptions of locations were really well done. It was easy to keep track of who is who, the amazing reader helped distinquish them further as well. It was also easy to imagine where everything was going on, because the locations were well described. I liked the characters, they had interesting personalities and i liked reading their dialogue and interactions. The setup for the story was great as well and i was genuinely tense and interested to continue. But from the middle or slightly later on, the entire solution of the mystery became so painfully obvious that it made some of the chapters rather frustrating, because even the protagonist was making mistakes that seemed uncharacteristically stupid. I think the author is talented and i hope she will write more stories with tighter mysteries than this one. Because if you have some grasp on this genre, it is almost like reading a manual. The killer is introduced early on. The killer is hinted at. The killer is always excluded from speculations because of a simple alibi or other reasons why they could never have done it etc.
I would definitely recommend this book to people whp are newer to mystery as a genre though.