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Gerrie_B
Suspenseful Thriller
Reading Candlish’s The Other Passenger is comparable to watching a long far off train making its way to a collapsed trestle over a 1,000 ft drop, you know disaster is coming but you are powerless to stop it. There are twists within twists and an ending worth the wait. There were times in the last two hundred pages where I stopped to catch my breath, wishing the end would come sooner, almost as if I just couldn’t take the stress of the process anymore and I had to know the outcome that second. The pacing reminded me of the steady slow single drip from a rooftop after a lull in the rain, then proceeding to a faster drip as the rain picks up and culminating in a full torrent as the storm blows in. I would recommend this to anyone who enjoys being held in suspense.
Elizabeth
Not a favorite
Friends living together, friends meeting on commutes to work, marital affairs, and now a missing friend and Jaime is the last one to see Kit alive.
We follow Jaime and Clare, Kit and Melia, and Gretchen, and Steve as we hear background information on all characters and their current shenanigans.
Everyone seems to be friendly, but some might be too friendly. We find out Jaime and Melia are having an affair. No one seems to know, but the police do when they are questioning Jaime.
There is a lot to absorb about each character, and when Kit goes missing you definitely can't figure out what's going on with each of them.
Can any of the characters trust each other? I wouldn’t have trusted any of them.
Just who is the other passenger who seems to be a witness to the fact that Jaime and Kit were in an argument before they left the commuter boat.
This book truly dragged for me, and I couldn't really connect with any of the characters.....they all were unlikable.
The story line was very confusing as well, but I do have to say the ending twist and the revelations were brilliant. 3/5
This book was given to me by the publisher via NetGalley and in print in exchange for an honest review.
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