It makes you think about how do you really know someone when you marry them? Nick and Amy met fell in love but one day she disappears on their fifth wedding anniversary. Not knowing what has happened to his wife Nick is beside himself with worry. People, including the police point fingers at him and he is the prime suspect in his wife's disappearance. As the plot unfolds you start seeing a relationship of mistrust and lies. it makes you wonder how a marriage could even survive something like this. I won't want to spoil the ending for anyone as its a very gripping story and I read this book in a few days, its a real page turner and it kept me hooked. I heard ...  Read the complete review

How much can you ever really know about the person you marry? That is essentially the underlying theme of 'Gone Girl'. How much can you ever tell what another person is thinking? It's a pretty simple question, yet in the hands of Gillian Flynn, it helps to establish a psychological thriller of phenomenally tense and compelling proportions. It's absolutely fascinating to read. As a single young woman myself, I found myself pouring over the pages, thinking 'Is this what all marriages are like? Is this how my marriage will end up?' Let my just say, God, I hope not, because the marriage of Nick and Amy is a relationship fraught with lies, manipulation, ...  Read the complete review