Discuss Force of Nature by Jane Harper

Do you think the setting feels ominous? How is this achieved? How do you think this relates to the title of the novel?

Jan. 28, 2019
by Maggie

Have you ever taken part in a team-building experience? If so, what was it? Do you think it aided your team’s ability to work together?

Jan. 28, 2019
by juliep

Have you ever been lost? What was your experience?

Jan. 28, 2019
by juliep

Falk thinks to himself, "Families can forgive. But it wasn't enough to mean it; you had to live it." What do you think he means?

Jan. 28, 2019
by juliep

How do the two timelines shape the reader's understanding of events, as well as of the characters?

Jan. 25, 2019
by louisee

Do you feel sympathy for the Baileys? If so, how is this achieved?

Jan. 25, 2019
by nancyh

Overall, what did you think of Force of Nature? (no spoilers in this thread please)

Jan. 23, 2019
by scgirl

Do you think that, as twins, Bree and Beth had a better understanding of each other than most sisters would have? Do you have a sibling? If so, has your relationship changed over the years?

Jan. 23, 2019
by scgirl

Can you trust the narrators' accounts of Alice?

Jan. 23, 2019
by scgirl

Over the course of the novel, we learn that Falk has been living in a kind of stasis for several years. Why is that? Has he addressed this by the end of their case?

Jan. 22, 2019
by scgirl

Did you figure out what happened to Alice before her fate was revealed?

Jan. 19, 2019
by juliep

Bree and Beth each remark on how dissimilar they are now—have they really grown that far apart?

Jan. 19, 2019
by juliep

How much do you think parents in this novel should hold responsibility for their children's actions?

Jan. 17, 2019
by scgirl

What kind of camping experience have you had? What were your best and worst experiences?

Jan. 17, 2019
by Windsong

The title "Force of Nature"

Jan. 16, 2019
by shannonl

Why do you think mirrors are such a potent piece of imagery in the novel?

Jan. 16, 2019
by inkdrunnergirl

Did you pick up on any “red herrings”? Were there clues that helped you determine what was actually going on, and if so, what were they?

Jan. 16, 2019
by inkdrunnergirl

Given the number of things that might have happened to Alice Russell, were you surprised at the outcome?

Jan. 15, 2019
by nancyh

What is your experience with back-country trips or hiking? What did you think of the group’s preparation and overall experience level?

Jan. 15, 2019
by colleena

Do you think it's true that Lauren is weak? If so, do you think her problems with Rebecca genuinely stem from that flaw?

Jan. 13, 2019
by susiej

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Force of Nature

Discuss Force of Nature by Jane Harper

Do you think Falk was wrong about his father?

Do you think the setting feels ominous? How is this achieved? How do you think this relates to the title of the novel?

Have you ever taken part in a team-building experience? If so, what was it? Do you think it aided your team’s ability to work together?

Have you ever been lost? What was your experience?

Falk thinks to himself, "Families can forgive. But it wasn't enough to mean it; you had to live it." What do you think he means?

How do the two timelines shape the reader's understanding of events, as well as of the characters?

Do you feel sympathy for the Baileys? If so, how is this achieved?

Overall, what did you think of Force of Nature? (no spoilers in this thread please)

Do you think that, as twins, Bree and Beth had a better understanding of each other than most sisters would have? Do you have a sibling? If so, has your relationship changed over the years?

Can you trust the narrators' accounts of Alice?

Over the course of the novel, we learn that Falk has been living in a kind of stasis for several years. Why is that? Has he addressed this by the end of their case?

Did you figure out what happened to Alice before her fate was revealed?

Bree and Beth each remark on how dissimilar they are now—have they really grown that far apart?

How much do you think parents in this novel should hold responsibility for their children's actions?

What kind of camping experience have you had? What were your best and worst experiences?

The title "Force of Nature"

Why do you think mirrors are such a potent piece of imagery in the novel?

Did you pick up on any “red herrings”? Were there clues that helped you determine what was actually going on, and if so, what were they?

Given the number of things that might have happened to Alice Russell, were you surprised at the outcome?

What is your experience with back-country trips or hiking? What did you think of the group’s preparation and overall experience level?

Do you think it's true that Lauren is weak? If so, do you think her problems with Rebecca genuinely stem from that flaw?

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Discuss Force of Nature by Jane Harper

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