The Guest: A Novel
A young woman pretends to be someone she isn’t in this “spellbinding” (Vogue), “smoldering” (The Washington Post) novel by the New York Times bestselling author of The Girls.
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I was enjoying the story even though the main character was just sad. A user, filling many definitions of that word, who just exists. I wanted more from the ending. It just left a bit to much hanging for me. I can imagine the world continuing for this person, but so many things COULD have happened and I will never know. Unrequited. *sigh*
2.5? fast read.
too ~trendy~, following the my year of r+r format of a narcissistic and perhaps psychopathic main character who ~languidly~ downs pills and booze and steals and destroys everything she touches. i was most interested in some of the commentary on the lives of the uber-wealthy and the people who cater to them. but overall found the main character insufferable, and the ending anticlimactic.
too ~trendy~, following the my year of r+r format of a narcissistic and perhaps psychopathic main character who ~languidly~ downs pills and booze and steals and destroys everything she touches. i was most interested in some of the commentary on the lives of the uber-wealthy and the people who cater to them. but overall found the main character insufferable, and the ending anticlimactic.
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