Under Your Skin : A Novel (Paperback)

from pgchuis

Gaby discovers the body of a young woman in the park while out on an early morning run. She is outraged and mystified when the police question and eventually arrest her for the girl's murder - Gaby had never met her before. Originally this book intrigued me, but before long the use of the first p...

from RowingRabbit

From the outside, one would think Gaby Mortimer had the perfect life. A successful, handsome husband, an adorable daughter, glamorous career as cohost on a morning show & a beautiful home in an affluent part of London. They'd be wrong.The house is great & Millie is a sweetie. But Gaby & Philip ar...

from majesdane

I went into this already thinking I'd figured out who the killer was -- and I was right. But that didn't mean I didn't enjoy it; I read it specifically because I suspected I knew who the killer was all along. And I love unreliable narrators. It was a fun read. I wish I could rate it higher, becau...

from Pet12

This book has been compared to Gone Girl and The Girl on the Train, both of which I really enjoyed. But I am sorry to say Under your Skin isn't in the same league. Yes, there are the obvious contextual similarities of the unreliable protagonist, who is not very likeable, and the failing marriage....

from steadfastreader

This book is so delightfully British. As an American and an anglo-phile, this was very appealing to me. That being said this book has some substance. I've seen reviews that compare it with 'Gone Girl' but I don't think that it's quite as good. It's not as well crafted and the end is a bit of a st...