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'The Murder Rule' by Dervla McTiernan is a legal thriller that follows the story of Hannah Rokeby, a law student who manipulates her way into a position at the Innocence Project with a hidden agenda. As the plot unfolds, Hannah's ulterior motives become clear, leading to high-stakes drama and unexpected twists. The book is set in the USA, a departure from McTiernan's previous works, and is praised for its gripping storyline, complex characters, and suspenseful writing style.
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Save:Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn is a dark and disturbing psychological thriller that follows reporter Camille Preaker as she reluctantly returns to her hometown in Wind Gap, Missouri to investigate the murders of two young girls. The book delves into the small town's secrets, the complexities of family relationships, and Camille's own troubled past, including her struggles with self-harm. The narrative is intense, gripping, and filled with unexpected twists that keep readers on the edge of their seats.
The writing style in Sharp Objects is described as atmospheric, bleak, and engrossing, with excellent characterization that brings the dark and twisted psyches of the characters to life. Gillian Flynn's debut novel skillfully weaves together elements of mystery, family drama, and psychological suspense, creating a chilling story that explores the depths of human darkness and the impact of past traumas on present actions.
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