The writer was amazing. The story was based on interviews with 27 people, all of whom talked about one specific woman. Interestingly, depending on who was being interviewed, the woman’s character appeared different. The title of the book suggests she is a bad woman, so readers might assume that from the beginning. However, she is a very good liar. Many people believed she was kind, gentle, and pure. They couldn’t imagine her doing anything bad.
Still, each person recalled one thing she did or said that didn’t quite make sense to them. Just one small thing—but they overlooked it because they believed she was a good person. To them, those moments may have seemed like small, unimportant details.
But for the readers, those small things reveal the truth. Readers start to realize: this woman really was bad. She did something wrong. She lied to them.
That was brilliant. It made readers feel that the writer is truly talented.