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A review by tabatha_shipley
Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn
4.0
This is the debut novel from the author of Gone Girl, which I previously rated 5 smiles and a wink.
Camille, the leading lady of this dark tale, has issues she slowly is forced to confront as she travels back home to write a story about missing girls in her hometown. The story is twisted, scary, and I loved it. As with Gone Girl, I was constantly impressed with the language and plot choices made by Miss. Flynn. The characters were positively real, even the twisted ones!
I did figure out the who-done-it aspect a bit early and spent some time waiting for Camille to catch up with it, but it didn't ruin the book at all! It does keep me from giving a wink to this book of twists since it kept me from being surprised.
Camille, the leading lady of this dark tale, has issues she slowly is forced to confront as she travels back home to write a story about missing girls in her hometown. The story is twisted, scary, and I loved it. As with Gone Girl, I was constantly impressed with the language and plot choices made by Miss. Flynn. The characters were positively real, even the twisted ones!
I did figure out the who-done-it aspect a bit early and spent some time waiting for Camille to catch up with it, but it didn't ruin the book at all! It does keep me from giving a wink to this book of twists since it kept me from being surprised.