That Woman: The gripping and unputdownable must-read thriller of 2023, with a shocking twist

I really enjoyed this book. It was twisty and dark with parts that kept me hooked.I felt certain sections could have been condensed or removed all together and the book would have still made sense. Some parts were slower to read with not much tension going on. There were also proof-reading errors with missing words in sentences that stood out whilst I was reading.I was happy to have guessed the main plot twist in this book but, even so, Precious You had me guessing at extra hidden details until the last pages that were a surprise.A nice, twisty thriller read - would recommend!

This has taken me weeks to read as it was so bad. Only seemed to speed up in the last couple of chapters and by then I didn’t care about the twist. My first read of 2022 and feeling utterly disappointed!

It was such a pity that I didn’t like this book, the premise was great. However all three main characters were pretty horrible people, I found I couldn’t care what happened to them or why they were the way they were.I found it quite disconcerting the way Katherine felt towards younger people. I’m middle aged and certainly don’t think of millennials as ‘snowflakes’; it seemed a little contrived and cliched.Finally somebody really ought to have edited this book properly. For example twice ‘bought’ was written instead of ‘brought’, and ‘phased’ instead of ‘fazed’. Pretty poor proof reading to be honest.In all I didn’t enjoy the book but many others seem to have so it’s just my opinion.

The blurb drew me in and I was really looking forward to this book but I've no idea what I've just read. I think it was marketed to the wrong audience. It's certainly not a psychological thriller. There was no suspense, and I found it incredibly confusing. by the end I was still confused as to what had happened to who and what the purpose was.

Like the blurred lines between who is the real villain, thought-provoking twisty thriller that kept me hooked until the end. It’s the kind of book that’s hard to put down and I ended up reading until late into the night.