This was one of the few thriller I've ever read, it's not really my genre, but after reading The Girl On The Train I might include it more often in my future reading. It was engaging, full of suspense and beautifully written. 
 The story is mostly told by Rachael point of view, but also by the other two women in our story. 
 Rachel Watson is a 32 years old woman who lives in London and likes to drink a bit too much. She still can't accept the end of her marriage, evermore since her ex husband, Tom, married with Anna, the woman she was cheated on with. She also did recently lost her job thanks to her little addiction to the bottle, but unable to confess the true to her friend and house mate, she still commute to London every day with the train. On the train, she got used to watch out of the window looking to the people outside, she particularly took notice of a couple living in the same suburb area she used to live with her ex. Jess and Jason, or at least that what they are called in her fantasy are the "perfect couple". In real life their names are Megan and Scott Hipwell, but she will come to know that only when Megan makes it into the paper because of her disappearance. From there how the life of this three women will get even more tangled together. 
 The story was well written, for the whole reading I was soo tempted of just taking a pic at the last pages to discover the culprit. 
 Trusting the story to an unreliable narrator was a genius idea, you can't trust what she tells, so guessing was really difficult, for a while a kept on shifting my suspect until I settled on the one that felt fishy, but I wouldn't have put my wager on it. 
 Every character of the story is horrible, they all own obsessions, flaws and secrets. I couldn't like any of them, nevertheless I loved the book, I think that Paula Hawkins ability to portrait such disgusting character is what makes this book amazing. 
 Hawkins style is quite commercial and easy to read , that's also what made this a global bestseller! 
 I would highly recommend it, it's a must-buy! 
 4.5/5 STARS 
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