The End of Her

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Louise Perry has become a self-confessed prisoner in her own home after a series of burglaries and incidents of anti-social behaviour left her at the end of her tether. She then surrendered to police and said she would testify against Nick, giving her a reduced sentence.

Nine years later in another state, in an idyllic neighborhood, a mother of infant twin girls (Stephanie) struggles with sleep deprivation and overall exhaustion. Instead of going to the police with this threat, the couple decides to fight back by engaging in a Who's the Bigger Liar contest with the blackmailer. It’s an excellent book to escape into to simply enjoy the suspense and entertainment without having to think too much. Con la gran mayoría estabas dormido a los diez minutos, pero también había alguna película que enganchaba una barbaridad y la veías hasta el final con los ojos como platos.I’ve noticed my reading choices of late have been either contemporary women’s fiction or cozy mysteries with a smattering of other genres here and there- but no psychological thrillers for quite some time. If you’re a fan of her work, the recommended books and authors mentioned above will provide you with a wealth of suspenseful and gripping reads.

With seeds of doubts planted, Erica puts her plan in motion if Patrick and his wife, Stephanie, do not pay up she will go to the police in his former town and let them know his wife did not die an accidental death, but planned. Back at home, Jane clears out her closet and admits that when she was frustrated, she would go to the beach and think, 'what would Laura do? Whilst doing so, she recognises the bag that her mother is holding and begins watching back the tapes from the Oslo assassination – realising that Grace and Jane had switched bags before Grace went on stage. The End of Her, by Shari Lapena, starts out with an already sleep deprived and frazzled set of parents because their twin baby daughters seem to be stuck in a colicy stage that lasts months. She thought may be Theodore has changed and is talking about another relationship which he seems serious about.A woman from Patrick's past appears, and starts raising questions about the death of Patrick's first wife. Erica was so despicable I just kept waiting for her to meet a horrible death (I’m that nice of a person 😊), but at the same time it was so fun to read all her antics. Talking Point members share their advice for someone who is at the point of understanding and accepting that a relative or friend with dementia is at the end of life. Soon Erica, from Patrick's past, drops in on them unexpectedly and raises questions about his late first wife.