An Anonymous Girl took me on twisted journey I won’t soon forget.
This book is co-authored by Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen, who are also the writers of The Wife Between Us. I went into this book expecting to take a crazy ride, and they did not disappoint.
Jessica Farris sneaks in a psychology study to make some quick cash. Rather than the simple survey she expected, Jessica is surprised when she is told that this study will take an extensive look into human morality. Her first batch of questions range from:
Could you lie to someone without feeling guilt?
Should the punishment always fit the crime?
Well… you know what they say, honesty is the best policy. Due to her sincere and straightforward answers, Jessica finds herself getting invited to the next step in the experiment. As with any good thriller, you will not want to put this book down. I personally started it on a flight and I finished it less than 24 hours later. I found myself gripped to Jessica’s story and all the dark and twisted events that follow her.
I just started reading thrillers 2 months ago, and boy have they opened my eyes to a new style of writing! These co-authors have a way of making your heart race and on the edge of your seat to see how this mess will end up.
I preferred An Anonymous Girl, but I also recommend their other novel, The Wife Between Us.
Have you read An Anonymous Girl? What are some thrillers(that aren’t too scary) that you think I should read next?
If you haven’t read The Girl on the Train I highly recommend it. Sharp Objects is a good one and Dark Places. Both are by Gillian Flynn
What do you consider scary? I have read a couple decent thrillers recently, but they do have violence in them and are filled with suspense, so not sure whether or not you would enjoy.
I would love to read this book. But I cannot make time for reading. I know I need to put some hours on for it. I love thrillers and suspense. Adding this to my reading list. Thank you for sharing.
Heena.
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