In a Dark, Dark Wood
by Ruth Ware
3/5
Gallery/Scout Press 352 pages August 4, 2015
Reclusive writer Leonora is reluctantly dragged to a hen party weekend in a remote glass house in the English countryside. Old friendships, buried secrets, and too much alcohol set the stage for a night that ends with someone in the hospital and someone else dead.
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A hen party in a creepy glass house in the middle of nowhere? You know it's going to go sideways, and it does not disappoint. Ware is great at creating an atmosphere of mounting dread, and the glass-walled setting is brilliantly paranoid. The final act gets wild. Three worms — and a strong case for never accepting a party invitation in a remote location. Ever.
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