Paula Hawkins' The Girl on the Train.

[Taltarzac725]

The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins | 9781594633669 | Hardcover | Barnes & Noble (http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-girl-on-the-train-paula-hawkins/1119671425?ean=9781594633669)

I am liking this more than Gone Girl. Just started it, however.

[kfierle]

I, too, just started this book. Can't wait to find out how it ends!

[Gary7]

I enjoyed reading "The Girl on the Train".

[jtravel207]

strange book with some twists

[2newyorkers]

Hmmmm... There are no redeeming characters in this book.

[Wandatime]

I'm in the middle of it right now! No spoilers!

[Taltarzac725]

I'm in the middle of it right now! No spoilers!

My mom did not seem to like it.

[Loudoll]

I loved this book!

[Wandatime]

Well, I finished it. Very good book with characters of no redeeming qualities.

[Cedwards38]

I read it, and I really liked it, but I still rate Gone Girl a tad better.

[ljarnold]

Both "The Girl On The Train" and "Go Set A Watchman" are on my list I am very anxious to finish the book I am reading now to start on them.

[Floridagal]

Looking forward to reading "The Girl on The Train". Just downloaded the book to my kindle.

[Barefoot]

I'm about halfway through this well-written novel. It's definitely not a "feel good" book, but it certainly does hold my interest.

[renielarson]

I liked "The Girl on the Train" better than "Gone Girl" but I didn't consider either very good. However, the best book I've read lately is "On Folly's Beach". Loved that one!

[Taltarzac725]

Looks like they are going to make a movie of The Girl on the Train with Emily Blunt.

[Villager Joyce]

Stupid question: why do people compare Girl on the Train with Gone Girl?

[Taltarzac725]

Stupid question: why do people compare Girl on the Train with Gone Girl?

They are both books with twists involving not so innocent women.

[Villager Joyce]

They are both books with twists involving not so innocent women.

Thanks

[Cedwards38]

Still the series that I enjoyed the most that includes an "in your face" woman is Steig Larsson's "Girl With The Dragon Tattoo" series. Unfortunately, Larsson passed away, but someone (David Lagercrantz, The Girl In the Spider Web) is trying to continue the series. I just bought that new book and I'll see if it stands up to the original quality. I sure hope so. Anyone else like these books? If you haven't read them, you're really missing something good.

[Taltarzac725]

Still the series that I enjoyed the most that includes an "in your face" woman is Steig Larsen's "Girl With The Dragon Tattoo" series. Unfortunately, Larsen passed away, but someone is trying to continue the series. I just bought that new book and I'll see if it stands up to the original quality. I sure hope so. Anyone else like these books? If you haven't read them, you're really missing something good.

I enjoyed the Swedish books and movies. The US remake of the first one was just OK.

[jblum315]

Unfortunately the new author is not as good as Larsen. And I heard that Larsens translator refused to do the translation on this one.

[CFrance]

If you liked Gone Girl, read The Silent Wife by A.E. Harrison. Even better than Gone Girl.

[CurlyGirly]

I just finished it and I liked it. After these recommendations, looks like my next book will be Gone Girl. Thanks!

[Barefoot]

I just finished this book, and it certainly held my interest. :read:
I think the book is well written, but what a bunch of dysfunctional characters!

[ylisa7]

I liked "The Girl on the Train" better than "Gone Girl" but I didn't consider either very good. However, the best book I've read lately is "On Folly's Beach". Loved that one!

I feel the same way about Gone Girl and The Girl on the Train. I will have to check out On Folly's Beach…thanks.


Have you read The Sound of Glass? That is also a good one.

[Taltarzac725]

If you liked Gone Girl, read The Silent Wife by A.E. Harrison. Even better than Gone Girl.

Thanks for the recommendation. :read: