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The Husband's Secret
A #1 New York Times Best Seller, The Husband’s Secret by Liane Moriarty, the author of Big Little Lies, is a modern day take on the story of Pandora and her box. It details the lives of three women who are impacted by the murder of a teen girl that happened nearly thirty years ago. The end of the novel includes an ironic twist as author Moriarty sh...show more
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This book literally had me pacing around my living room while I was reading it. There's so many unexpected moments and they just suck you in to the point where it's 3am and you're still reading!
This is my first book by Liane Moriarty. While I did find the book entertaining, it is certainly not literature. It's a bit "pulp-fictiony" and predictable, but still fun. I think she will be my "go-to" author when I need something a bit lighter than my normal fare.
I really liked this book. Enjoyed how the author weaves the storylines together while not making it feel forced.
This was a fast, enjoyable read. I was dying to know the husband's secret and Wow! It's a doozy that I never saw coming.
I found the characters to be likable and believable; the story unpredictable. The secrets are like bombshells in the lives of those most closely affected and the consequences tragic and far reaching. Secrets take a toll, even before revealed to others. Once revealed, it was interesting to see how each character managed the outfa...read more
I found the characters to be likable and believable; the story unpredictable. The secrets are like bombshells in the lives of those most closely affected and the consequences tragic and far reaching. Secrets take a toll, even before revealed to others. Once revealed, it was interesting to see how each character managed the outfa...read more
This took a loonnngggg time to finish because it's not really a page turner! It's alright but would I rush to read others by this author NO! It just wasn't thrilling at all. Most of what did happen happens almost at the end of the book. Would I recommend it no! It was mediocre at best.
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