The Woman in the Library Book Review

The Woman in the Library by Sulari Gentill book review and recommendation with NO SPOILERS

Date: 10-5-24 Post Written By: MK Overall Rating: 7.9/10

The Woman in the Library book cover by Sulari Gentill

Title: The Woman in the Library

Author: Sulari Gentill

Pages: 292

Genre: Realistic Fiction, Murder Mystery, Thriller

Publisher: Sourcebooks

First Published: 2022

Number of Editions: 34

Goodreads Rating: 3.51/5

Number of Goodreads Ratings: 82,837

Amazon Rating: 4.0/5

Number of Amazon Ratings: 6,828

Book Type: Standard

Hook: Four strangers sit at the same large table in the Boston Public Library. Until, the screaming starts. Security guards charge in and order everyone to remain put. While stuck in the stunning library, the four strangers introduce themselves. They begin getting to know each other. Maybe even becoming friends. Little do they know, of the four sitting at the table, one is a murderer.

Rating: 7.9/10

I would recommend this book


Review: Wow!! This book had such an intricate plot. It was made up of layers about people, writing about people, writing about people, writing about books!! Sounds confusing? For me, it was a little confusing, but less than I would have expected. I kept waiting for the sub-plots, or extra layers to connect and all interweave together, but in that case I was a little disappointed. When it comes to plot, the general idea and execution was well done and well written. Though, I did find some parts near the middle to get slow. I really liked most of the characters, and loved their in-depth personalities. In my opinion, overall, the goods outweighed the bads, forming a solid book. However, there were small parts throughout this book that I was less of a fan of.

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