Under the Harrow Lib/E (CD-Audio)

from rglossne

Nora arrives to visit her older sister Rachel, and finds her brutally murdered. As the mystery unfolds, the reader learns about the trauma in the sisters' early lives, and the secrets they are keeping from the world and from each other. Did Rachel betray Nora? Who killed her, and why? What was Ra...

from brangwinn

Once you start this book it will be hard to put down. It's kind of like Girl on the Train in that a murder is unsolved and the twists and turns of the search for the murderer lead you in strange and different paths. Flynn Berry received the Edgar Award for Best First Novel and it is well deserved...

from Iambookish

I hate that any kind of recent thriller, set in Great Britain and featuring a female is automatically lumped together with Gone Girl (hated it), or Girl on the Train (liked it). Of course I know that kind of association is made to help sell more books, so if that helps get this book into more rea...

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Tumultuous would be an understatement to describe the current political climate in the states, so I found it quite pleasant to immerse myself in a very British novel, albeit a murder mystery. As I've said before, I am no fan of the dime-store whodunits and refuse to read anything by James Patters...

from rmarcin

Under the Harrow is the story of Nora and her sister, Rachel. They have a complicated relationship, and when Nora finds Rachel dead when she goes to visit her, it unleashed a fury in Nora. She tries to find who killed Rachel and why. She thinks it may have to do with Rachel being attacked years e...