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Emily May Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

I'm going straight down the middle with a 3-star rating but, in truth, my thoughts are all over with this book. I think the only way I can make sense of it is to break it down into points.1) This book is very different from The Girl on the Train.That ad that keeps flashing up saying "If you liked The Girl on the Train, you'll love Into the Water" is bullshit. Into the Water doesn't focus in-depth on any character, but rather moves between the perspectives of many members of a British town. While [...]

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karen Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

congratulations, 2017 choice winner in best mystery & thriller!! oooh, choice awards semifinalist for best mystery! what will happen? review posted at los angeles review of books!! here:lareviewofbooks/article/a.ewing this for L.A. review of books - and they sent me a finished book instead of an ARC! these britches! i have become too big for them!

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Kristin (KC) Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

*3.5 stars* (rounded down after more consideration)It’s almost inevitable that this book will be compared to The Girl on the Train, which is a pretty flattering testament to the magnitude of a book’s success. Into the Water, however, stands on its own and easily separates itself from its notable predecessor. This story is unique and its large cast of characters are bold and distinguishable. The only commonalities I found are ones I went into this book anticipating: phenomenal writing and a w [...]

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Liz Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

This is not an easy book to get into. Lots of diverse characters and you are left trying to suss out who’s who and what is happening and why so many people don't seem to like Nel and are glad she's dead. But the book does grab you. You only see glimpses, back and forth, but they are fascinating, shimmering glimpses, like trying to determine what's underneath the water. Hawkins excels at keeping the reader off balance. There are twists throughout. I liked the premise. Nel is the latest death in [...]

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Linda Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

When I first started reading this "much-awaited" second novel by Paula Hawkins, I was so impressed by her ability to create such an eerie, chilling description of what I had hoped was a taste of what was to come--reminiscent of old, black-and-white, British movies. I remember wondering at the time she was writing, if she might have been imagining this book becoming another movie. That's how it began to feel--too much attention was given to the details of the surroundings.The author gives a quick [...]

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Maureen Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

* Thank you to shotsmag for my ARC for which I have given an honest review*Nel Abbot was found dead in the river, just a few short months after the death of her daughter's best friend Katie in similar circumstances. Nel had lived in Mill House by the river her entire life, and most of her memories pretty much revolved around this dark and forbidding body of water, particularly 'The Drowning Pool'. It's a place of secrets, mysteries and witchcraft. Nel was completely obsessed with stories of 'tro [...]

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Mohammed Arabey Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

لصوت جريان مياة النهر سحرمريحأو مثير للقلققد يجذبك لأعماقه للراحة من ماض قاس، أو يدفعك أحدهم للتخلص من اضطرابه الخاصومؤلفة 'فتاة القطار' تعود بقصة اكثر نضجا، بعشر شخصيات مختلفةفي قصة عن النهر، الماضي، الذكرياتواضطهاد المرأةA Small Town by the River, 10 Characters' Perspectives; of One recent 'Into The Water' Dea [...]

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Melissa ♥ Dog Lover ♥ Martin Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

UmmmmmmI wouldn't recommend listening to a book for the first time on audio with 6,695 POV's! I may read the physical book and see if I like it. I just can't like this book at this time. It switched so many times between dates and people that I wanted to throw the book! Well, audio on the tablet across the room! I would never have gotten the audio if the summary would have said there are 1500 people in the book! Sigh! The group of narrators were good though. Now that I think about it, I might no [...]

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Elyse Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

Twisted, suspenseful, spooky & eerie--mysterious to the very end--( wasn't even expecting I like this book much- so nice surprise) I found the book free in "The Little Library"x-give-a-way-exchange in front of a neighbors housegorgeous descriptions and visuals created of scenery --an enthralling textured large cast of characters, ( lots of thinking about these people), and an ending that stopped me cold. Taunting exquisite prose. I might have liked this more than "The Girl On The Train".It w [...]

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Abby (Crime by the Book) Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

Find my full review here: crimebythebook/blog/2017/4This book was, unfortunately, a disappointment to me. Convoluted plotting, WAY too many characters to keep track of, and an overall lack of suspense made for a less than engaging read. I'm sure many readers will enjoy this one, but if you're looking for a psychological thriller with the addictive pacing & shocking plot twists of THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN, I wouldn't recommend this one.

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Wendy Darling Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

3.5 starsThe good news: THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN was not a fluke. The not-so-great news: this book's plot and characters are less compelling, and its flaws much more obvious. Review to come of the audio edition.

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Julie Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

Into the Water by Paula Hawkins is a 2017 Riverhead Books publication. ‘No one wanted to think about the fact that the water in that river was infected with the blood and bile of persecuted women, unhappy women; they drank in every day.’The river has a history of claiming women, but no one would have thought they'd fish Nel Abbott out of its depths. When Nel's body is recovered, her estranged sister, Jules, returns home to identify her sister's remains, and to take care of her niece, Lena. A [...]

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James Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

Into the Water by Paula Hawkins was the book selected by my blog followers as my Book Bucket read for January 2018. Each month, I hold a poll where you can pick from 12 books I want to read, rotating a new one in and out each month. I was excited to read this one, but hadn’t read Girl on the Train before, so Hawkins is a new author for me. I enjoyed the book a great deal, despite a few areas that didn’t quite work for me, but I’d still recommend it to others as a strong thriller and suspen [...]

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Book of Secrets ☘ Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

I lost patience with INTO THE WATER early on. By page 32, I counted seven different POVs. Confusing! A few more POVs were added after that. Basically the story was about a place called "The Drowning Pool" where several women died, beginning in the 1600s. The latest death is a woman who was writing a book about this seemingly cursed place. Sounded promising, but turned out to be dull. Needed more suspense! I was looking forward to this book, but in the end it was just meh.

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Maxwell Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

I enjoyed this one more thanThe Girl on the Train, but I still think it had its faults. The writing was definitely above that in TGotT, and I appreciated the variety of characters and voices in this one. Even 80% of the way through the novel I wasn't totally sure where it was going—part of me liked that and part of me didn't. I didn't mind not having clear answers up until the end, but I also didn't feel like there was much drive or mystery to propel the story along. It's definitely not as thr [...]

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Linda Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

Clickety clackThe conductor is taking tickets on an already crowded train with an over-abundance of character passenger cars. This train is headed into a very dark tunnel.The Drowning Pool is known to its surrounding inhabitants as a draw for women who seem to end their lives quite badly. It has a tainted history that reaches far back into the 17th century with the drowning deaths of young females accused of being witches. Even as of late, there have been three questionable deaths involving wome [...]

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Kendall Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

This novel was one of my highly anticipated reads for 2017. I had it preordered since January on my kindle (hence how ecstatic I was). Going into this I knew I loved her first best selling debut and tried my absolute hardest not to compare to her first. But, we tend to all do that a little bit unfortunately.This one was a little difficult for me to get into and I was pretty confused at the start of the novel. So many characters and my head was spinning trying to connect with the storyline. It fi [...]

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Annabel Dunstone Gray Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

I really liked Girl on the Train, so maybe I was expecting too much. SO MANY characters (and way too many POVs) and kind of a tangled plot. By the end I didn't care much about who had done what.

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Margitte Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

Paula Hawkins, a freelance journalist from London, firmly proved herself as a versatile writer by publishing romantic comedies under her pen name Amy Silver, as well as huge successful thrillers under her own name. Girl On The Train was a phenomenal bestseller, which she followed up with this second thriller Into The Water.This book reminds me a lot about The Casual Vacancy by J.K.Rowling(a magnificent read in itself). Both books have the community of a small town in common, who address the impa [...]

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Rachel Reads Ravenously Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

First things first, I want to point out how very rare it is for me to rate a book 1 star. In fact, in the last 5 years, I have read a total of 1,257 books, and only rated 20 of them with a 1 star. That's 0.015%. So before all of you jump on me, or the trolls come running, know that I just hated this book that much.I will give this book 1 thing, and 1 thing only: Paula Hawkins is an amazing writer. Her words flow across the page, and it's why I continued to read this book. The writing basically d [...]

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Megan Johnson Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

I really just wasn't into this book. I was lost most of the time and not able to keep up! There were too many characters in the book to keep track of. Just not a book for me :(

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Liz Barnsley Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

I was one of the fans of Girl on a Train but this is something else. Beautiful writing, totally immersive narrative, multiple viewpoints and clever little twists, its like Paula Hawkins had a bit of a practice with that girl on that train and then went YEP I can do this better so gives us Into The Water. Full review nearer publication.

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Lindsay Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

3 stars. This novel was averagely enjoyable for me – not especially good, but not bad either.I should start by saying that I was one of the readers who liked “The Girl On The Train” but didn’t think it was overly impressive. Perhaps I am simply not the target audience for Paula Hawkins writing.The first half of this novel had me intrigued but then my interest slowly fizzled out. I stopped caring for any of the characters or where the storyline was headed. The suspense that Hawkins was bu [...]

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Carmen Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

DNF.I won't say much, but I have a few thoughts. Paula Hawkins isn't a bad writer. Look at this part:I lay on my bed in silence. I can't even listen to music because I feel everything has this other meaning that I didn't see before and it hurts too fucking much to face it now. I don't want to cry all the time, it makes my chest hurt and my throat hurt, and the worst thing is that no one comes to help me. There's no one left to help me.She flares towards the wildly dramatic, I mean that her writi [...]

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Brenda Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

This was a tangled mess. The story is told by numerous characters from their own perspectives. It bounces back and forth in time. It also includes some pages written by one of the deceased. Sometimes this writing method overly confuses things, and this time is one of them. I had lots of trouble keeping the characters straight. I had to stop at one point, go back to the beginning and make notes of character names and relationships. There were also a few times I had to go back to review certain de [...]

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Stacey Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

My first GR giveaway win! And a winner it was. I was highly anticipating this novel, as were a lot of us, I suspect, after Girl on the Train . I went into this with no expectations and was warned about the lengthy cast of characters. I was careful at the beginning to keep them in order and that helped with my enjoyment of this novel.I won't recap because there are fantastic reviews out there from one to five stars. The folklore about the river at the beginning set the stage to its power and myst [...]

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Jennifer Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

DNF @ 35%The writing style and mass amount of POV's is annoying me to no end.

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Simon Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

When Jules sister is found dead in their home town in the place known locally as The Drowning Pool, she is both horrified and yet unsurprised as Nel was always obsessed with it and the tales of witches and suicides around it. However when things start to look like Nel was pushed not only are their families secrets and fractured relationships but those of the whole town. Brilliant. If it looks like it took ages to read I had an operation in the middle. Ha.

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Aditi Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

“There are all kinds of ways for a relationship to be tested, even broken, some, irrevocably; it’s the endings we’re unprepared for.”----Katherine OwenPaula Hawkins, the British international best-selling author, is back with her new psychological thriller, Into the Water that revolves around a small British town and on its ugly history of women drowning themselves into a pool, followed by the consequences and the mysteries they leave behind for their family and the townsfolk to live wit [...]

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Dannii Elle Dec 16, 2018 - 07:43 AM

I love books that feature local history, family dynamics, morally ambiguous characters, rely heavily on the landscape and incorporate multiple POVs. This book does all of that! Into the Water had big boots to fill, given the success of Hawkins' debut novel, The Girl on the Train, but I think it did just fine!I like to go into my thrillers knowing as little detail about the plot as possible, and that really worked in my favour here. The prologue was so deliciously sinister and the plot so initial [...]

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