After captivating twenty million readers worldwide with The Girl on the Train, Paula Hawkins returns with a gripping novel about the stories we tell ourselves when we recall our past and their power to destroy us. A few days before she died, Nel Abbott was calling her sister--...
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After captivating twenty million readers worldwide with The Girl on the Train, Paula Hawkins returns with a gripping novel about the stories we tell ourselves when we recall our past and their power to destroy us. A few days before she died, Nel Abbott was calling her sister -- After captivating twenty million readers worldwide with The Girl on the Train, Paula Hawkins returns with a gripping novel about the stories we tell ourselves when we recall our past and their power to destroy us. A few days before she died, Nel Abbott was calling her sister |
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