from pdebolt

Grace Sachs has a picture perfect life. She is a respected therapist who has recently written a book advising people to be aware of the signs that indicate a potential spouse may not be suitable. Married to a pediatric oncologist with a 12-year old son in a prestigious Manhattan private school, h...

from froxgirl

This is the latest and greatest of the domestic thriller genre. Not too twisty, more meditative - the title also could have been "How Wrong Could I Be?". Grace, a therapist with a new book coming out, has her life turned upside down by her husband's perfidy. The premise of her book is that there'...

from readersrespite

Secrets. It's a popular theme in fiction these days. Keeping secrets as well as the havoc and damage secrets can lead to offer an author a multitude of plot avenues to explore. You Should Have Known, the latest novel by veteran author Jean Hanff Korelitz, takes a slightly different tact by focusi...

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This was an unputdownable book. Was it great literature? No but, it was an interesting plot and a compelling story. Grace, a therapist, has world turned upside down when her husband disappears. Don't want to tell too much of the story. Should she have seen it coming? I think yes but who knows. De...

from easagredo

I feel like I have been on a pretty lucky streak lately, having had the pleasure of reading books that were enjoyable and worthy of being passed on. "You Should Have Known" by Jean Hanff Korelitz is no exception. At 438 pages, it isn't exactly a light summer read, but with writing that flows and ...