It is written in the first person narrative which was one of the main reasons that I disliked the book so much. Now -- we, the readers know Jack isn't PERFECT, so we are excited -- on the edge turning pages to find out 'where-the-holes are'. B A Paris has written a really gripping psychological thriller which is head and shoulders above many others in the genre. A. Paris, is a story about a perfect-looking marriage that is anything but what it appears to be on the surface. Grace is elegant, an excellent cook with a healthy appetite though somehow manages to remain very slim.

Make sure you read this with a glass of wine or a box of chocolates, as they may save your life by distracting you from the story long enough to remind you oxygen is an essential part of survival. From an early age, I have loved taking photographs and with the advent of social media, I love sharing them with family and friends. Every time I put the book down I tried to figure out how this horrific monster would possibly be defeated. Jack Angel, a handsome and successful lawyer, not only wants to marry Grace, but also makes it clear from the start, that he is more than happy to include Millie, and have her come to live with them both.To access your ebook(s) after purchasing, you can download the free Glose app or read instantly on your browser by logging into Glose. I was so caught up in the story, I didn’t really stop and think about whether it was all believable. We are—well, ask Bigfoot, as Brooks does in this delightful yarn, following on his bestseller World War Z (2006). And, at the end of the day, any novel that can induce this kind of visceral experience is one worthy of attention. As he closes it behind me, I can’t help thinking it’s a shame he’s such a sadistic bastard, because he has wonderful manners.

Several of my friends have loved this one but I think I had it built up in my mind to being awesome and for me it sucked big pickled eggs. And, as it did, it left behind a dense pool of pure appreciation for the quality of the writing, the creativeness of the plot, and the degree to which the author made me feel.No, I really CAN'T say how I feel about him, because it would set me off on a rant, and I'd probably give the whole darn plot away! For all ebook purchases, you will be prompted to create an account or login with your existing HarperCollins username and password. When Grace Harrington meets Jack Angel in Regent’s Park in London, he seems like the perfect man—smart, kind, and even more attractive than George Clooney. Grace was a likeable character for the most part, but honestly at times she was so frustrating that I really wanted to throttle her. Coming face-to-face with her mistakes, Lucy is forced to confront the secrets she’s been keeping from herself and those she loves.

The cleverly constructed plot, well-drawn characters, relatable themes, and easy-to-read and intelligent prose make for an enjoyable and compelling read. I can't remember the last time a book made me feel such an all-consuming, visceral hatred for a character. but a man whose only interest is in locking up and torturing a woman with down's syndrome who is melodramatic enough to decorate her bloodred cell with paintings he's forced her sister to paint of his battered clients? Overall I would say this book is well written, and I thoroughly enjoyed my experience with it – though I may need a breather – you’ll see what I mean if you read it. Behind Closed Doors sheds new light on the hidden workings of company boards, and will appeal to anyone interested in the boardroom; current directors; aspiring directors; commentators on, and students, of business; and even enlighted regulators.Shortlisted for the 2009 Hessell-Tiltman Prize for History: Behind Closed Doors was highly commended by the judges of the Hessell-Tiltman prize and described as "outstanding in every way. Even if the story is about a married couple, the story doesn’t have any romance, which was fine by me. Vickery] describes Enlightenment domesticity and the growth of elegant taste with wonderful aplomb and infectious enthusiasm . i really enjoyed the story even though sometimes i felt I was going to cry as things go from bad to worse.