Survive the Night: 'A one-sitting-read of a thriller' Jeffery Deaver

Very twisty 👍🏻

What a ride. It kept on the edge of my seat the entire reading. I kept guessing who was the killer, although I found out before the end, this is one of my favorite from Riley. One of my favorite parts about this book was the mentions of the movies and its dialogues as well as the actors. I really felt like I was in 1991, even though I was born in 1997. Anyway, this is a book for fans of film noir.

Product was as described. In perfect condition and on time. Excellent

Not the best.I’ve read other books from the same author, which was the reason I bought this one. However, the more I read this title, the more I noticed the similarities between the main characters - always a woman, always naive, always a victim in every way.It made me see the author in a different light and now I’m not sure I can’t bear the book (or him. And yes, it’s a he and not a she, the author). I stopped half-way and I’m trying to get back to it just to finish it and properly complain haha. Pardon me.There are also a lot of moments when the female character digresses and just trips hardcore in her unusual “movie blackouts” condition. That gets very boring after the first time.My opinion is: if you’ve read two books from Riley, that’s enough. (Read the haunted house one, it’s by far the best and the one with best reviews anyway.)

Couldn’t put it down

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