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Me too!"
Me three.
Definitely keep reading. It's such a disturbing book but in a really good way lol.



I liked the ending too . They were totally meant for each other

Its a true testament to how messed up Nick and Amy are that those words could ever come out of my mouth!! LOL!
Keep reading!

Its a true testament to how messed..."
Agreed.
Deeksha wrote: "I can't bring myself to root for the husband , because he was wrong , no matter how unhappy his marriage was [see the first half of my review ] cheating is just wrong . It was his actions that led ..."
Maybe not actually cheer for him, but as mentioned above, compared to her.....he is at least normal.
Plus I don't think his cheating triggered her 'measures'. She'd been that was before they married. It's been a few months since I read it, so some details are fading. However. She was a nutcase long before he came along. In fact, I remember thinking she'd actually conned him into marriage, completely misrepresenting herself.

Amen and Amen.

I am in the minority with you. I loved the ending. That is his hell for his part in the saga that is their story.

Its a true testam..."
Think about this, he moved to a city where she did not want to go, he took her money and opened a bar and then he cheated on her…not a good thing to do. Her plan was brilliant and could only be contrived by a crazy person such as Amy. Bravo Amy.

There was no communication between them mostly because she did not reveal her true self to him. Not once.
She didn't have to give him the money for the bar.
Yes, her play was brilliant, like a psychopath is brilliant.
Um, no conscience, no caring about the outcome of her "plan". No caring who got hurt, maimed or killed in the process. Some plan.


Its a true testam..."
While Nick's cheating might be normal, he too conned her into believing he would love her unconditionally . He too was a different person then and simply changed when he returned to Missouri

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Like Nick did , I too find myself admiring Amy sometimes , if nothing for her genius . really ...Bravo Amy . Even though she was a total psychopath , I still maintain my opinion that Nick was the bad guy here who drove Amy to do such a thing [the reasons have been given by Catelina above ] . He could have prevented everything by simply divorcing her when he saw that she was no more the same rather than taking her money and having an affair .
And although Amy was a psychopath , she tried to work on her marriage that is till she found out about his cheating . she went to surprise Nick by meeting him at work , when she saw him cheating on her .


I totally understand . At times I felt the same


In real life, yeah. But in fiction? Revenge is totally awesome.

In real life, yeah. But in fiction? Revenge is totally awesome."
Agreed.

In real life, yeah. But in fiction? Revenge is totally awesome."
Agreed."
amen

That's exactly what I thought. I'm glad I'm not the only one.

I would have liked the ending a more if someone had killed Amy.


Wow, that's a thing I never thought about. You're so right, I don't even want to think about the child he could be.

I think so too..yeah the child part was disturbing . No one should have such parents....NO ONE . But as a couple , they deserve each other . Cheating asshole with Psychopath bitch ...yup , just perfect .




Yeah, it isn't love but it's something that made they be together. That's why I loved the book, it's definitely a different story I didn't used to read or know.


Totally agree. And he has to protect his child. Although, sad to say, but with a mom like Amy, I see a little Dexter in the making...

I completely agree! I was on her side the whole way through! I think I just really was impressed with her cleverness!

I totally disagree with that. I think he is too selfish to really think of anyone but himself. I think he just really couldn't live his life without Amy as messed up as that is. I think he is just as messed up as she is but in a different way. He made so many selfish choices throughout the book. That's an interesting view point though. I love hearing peoples thoughts on this story!

Its just an idea - I don't want to get anyone made at me. But when I read Gone Girl it was about the twists and surprises, not about the steller usasage of the English language.

hahaha!! This is exactly how I felt whilst reading it. One minute you think it can't get more messed up then something even more messed up happens!
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