Books by Elizabeth Haynes
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review 1: This wasn't what I was expecting. Initially I found the writing style very difficult to get on with, the frequent time checks seemed to break the story up too much and I struggled to get to grips with who was who and how they were connected. As the book moved along I found both e...
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review 1: I paid money for this. What do I want for my money? An ending, you are the author, finish what you started, is that too much to ask for? The ending left hanging is much worse than the slicked up, hurry up, quickie ending, in my opinion. This type of ending frustrates me. I'v...
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review 1: Violence against women is never easy to read about and the author does not hold back in this book. Catherine Bailey suffers with extreme OCD brought on by an extremely violent relationship with her boyfriend Lee. The book covers Catherine's everyday life living with this horrendo...
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review 1: Genevieve has boat a houseboat and is refurbishing it while living on a river. She invites some old friends from London that she used to work with and her new friends she has met while living on the boat. The night of her housewarming party, a body washes up beside the boat. Some...
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review 1: For some reason, I'm in a phase right now of first-person female character thrillers (thank you Gillian Flynn and my apparently not all that discerning tastes), and somehow this came up as a suggested read. In a lot of ways, I really liked this book. The main character, in both h...
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review 1: Even though I really enjoyed Human Remains and Into the Darkest Corner, I was hesitant to read this book because of all the negative reviews. Lacking anything else to read, I decided to finally give it a try. Even though it was my least favourite of Haynes' books, I still quite...
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review 1: Not as good as "Into the Darkest Corner," but that could be because I was more attracted to the theme of "Darkest" more do than this book. I read it in one day, but I'll qualify by saying I was also sitting in the hospital... I enjoyed it, and I always like Haynes' strong female ...