![]() ![]() Are they delusional? Are they being framed? Are they psychotic? Are they pathological liars? Half the fun of reading her books is not being 100% sure about buying into the information being presented at face value. Ware makes her readers constantly question the reliability of her protagonists. She has a distinctive writing style when it comes to sharing the thoughts and imaginings of her main characters. I have to give Ware props where they’re due. However, I believe in redemption, and I was not disappointed this time around. Westaway about three-fourths through, and didn’t get passed the first fifty pages of The Lying Game. They were satisfyingly creepy and left me with an anticipatory excitement throughout the entirety of their stories. I absolutely loved her first two books, In a Dark, Dark Wood and The Woman in Cabin 10. I’ll be totally honest here I find Ware’s novels to be either hit or miss. For the month of September, my book club selected The Turn of the Key by Ruth Ware (per my suggestion.) ![]()
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