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Paula Hawkins
ISBN 9781529176759
Rs. 800
Transworld
A Slow Fire Burning
Who it's for: Readers who enjoy suspenseful psychological thrillers
A Slow Fire Burning by Paula Hawkins is a psychological thriller centered on a murder investigation in London. Three women, each with their own secrets and motivations, become entangled in the aftermath of a young man's death on a houseboat. As police uncover past traumas and hidden connections, the novel explores themes of revenge, guilt, and complex relationships, leading to a truth slowly revealed through shifting perspectives.Why You Should Read? Experience a complex murder mystery driven by intertwined narratives and unexpected twists. Delve into the psychological depth of characters grappling with trauma, revenge, and betrayal. Ideal for readers who enjoy suspenseful psychological thrillers with a focus on character motivations. A compelling standalone novel from the author of The Girl on the Train.
Highlights
- Set in London, centered on a murder investigation
- Three women with secrets and motivations
- Explores themes of revenge, guilt, and complex relationships
- Shifting perspectives reveal the truth slowly
- Standalone novel from the author of The Girl on the Train
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Questions about this book
What is the book about?
It's a psychological thriller about a murder investigation in London, focusing on three women with secrets who become entangled in the aftermath of a young man's death on a houseboat.
Who is the author?
Paula Hawkins, also known for The Girl on the Train.
What themes does it explore?
Themes include revenge, guilt, complex relationships, trauma, and betrayal.
Is it part of a series?
No, it's a standalone novel.