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Under the Harrow

Flynn Berry

Why we're reading this: This is a debut novel for Flynn Berry. The story is written from the point of view of Nora who goes to vi…more
[close] This is a debut novel for Flynn Berry. The story is written from the point of view of Nora who goes to visit her sister in the countryside of London only to find her dead. Nora is distraught and stunned as she searches for answers with minimal faith in the police.

The audio novel is read by Fiona Hardingham who does a tremendous job at expressing the emotion and confusion of Nora as she uncovers truth behind her sisters life and death.

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Shelves: mystery, netgalley, advance-readers-copy, sisters, crime-fiction, bereavement-fiction

Under the Harrow by Flynn Berry

This slim psychological thriller is a quick, but gritty read. Nora discovers the gruesomely murdered body of her elder sister Rachel, when she arrives for a weekend stay. Overcome with grief, Nora is determined to find the murder, only to find herself a prime suspect. Under the Harrow is a good who- done- it debut, which is well plotted. I would have awarded fours stars, but I found the writing too choppy for my tastes. An excellent novel for fans of Gone Girl and ...more

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