The Woman in the Fifth : A Novel (Paperback)

from debutnovelist

Unlike some reviewers I liked this, although maybe despite its faults. What engaged me were the settings in Paris, the general style - and the ending which I felt didn't sell out to something more contrived than what had gone before. I must say I didn't really see why the guy had to be a writer -...

from Carolinejyoung

This book was quite strange really but I did enjoy it. I guessed half way through the book who was committing the crimes but found the reasoning quite incredible and a little disappointing.

from dawnlovesbooks

i love douglas kennedy's writing. his characters just jump right off the page! this book ended weird. it really threw me off, however kennedy's writing made it worthwhile in the end.

from debutnovelist

Unlike some reviewers I liked this, although maybe despite its faults. What engaged me were the settings in Paris, the general style - and the ending which I felt didn't sell out to something more contrived than what had gone before. I must say I didn't really see why the guy had to be a writer -...

from towncalledmalice

I liked this but the ending was a bit odd. Still a good read but not up to his usual standard.