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Book Club 18h
Any books similar to Gillian Flynn’s writing style?
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Anonymous 11h

which book did u read

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Anonymous 2h

I’ve only read Gone Girl, but at the back my copy had a suggested further reading section. It included Strangers on a Train by Patricia Highsmith, Defending Jacob by William Landay, Broken by Karen Slaughter, When Will There Be Good News? By Kate Atkinson and By a Spider’s thread by Laura Lippman.

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