What an amazing mystery! The Girl On the Train had me on the edge of my proverbial seat the entire time. Jessica already reviewed this same audio, and after reading her review post-listen, I agree with basically everything she says. 
 The story is manipulative. It's the kind of mystery that makes your heart race as you try to discern any clues Hawkins may have left on the pages as to whodunit. I spent the entire book desperate for some kind of idea of who the killer was. And while I had my suspicions (that were right on the money, thankyouverymuch!), I think Hawkins did a great job at making me second-guess myself all the way to the end. 
 All of the characters are simply awful. Truly, there was not one character I actually liked, but I "didn't like" them in the best possible way. No pun intended, but listening to how they went through their situations was like watching a train wreck happen. You knew it was coming and you just couldn't look away. I liked that I disliked them because it gave the story a little bit of schadenfreude for me. 
 I'm not going to spend a lot of time renumerating on this story since Jessica already did a fantastic review of it. But suffice to say I loved this audio. It was the kind of gripping mystery with awesome narration that I can easily become addicted to. I will definitely be looking for more from this author! 
 Narrator 4-1-1 
 Clare Corbett, Louise Brealey, and India Fisher each narrated from a different character's point of view, and they were perfectly cast. Their voices fit the personalities so well and I enjoyed listening to them. I will definitely be looking for more of their performances. 
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