The Girl on the Train

The Girl on the Train
Author: Paula Hawkins

The Girl on the Train is a twisty psychological thriller about obsession, memory, and the secrets hiding behind seemingly perfect lives.

Every day, Rachel takes the same commuter train and watches a couple living in a house along the tracks. From a distance, their life looks perfect, and Rachel begins imagining who they are and the life they share. But one morning she sees something she shouldn’t—and soon afterward, the woman she has been watching disappears.

Rachel becomes entangled in the investigation, but there’s a problem: her own memories are unreliable. As she tries to piece together what happened, the line between what she witnessed, what she imagined, and what she may have done becomes increasingly difficult to untangle.

A great pick for readers who love unreliable narrators, messy characters, domestic suspense, dark secrets, and thrillers with plenty of twists.

Pre-loved book. Expect normal signs of previous reading and shelf wear. Giving a good story another life is always better than letting it collect dust.