The Husband's secret has been topping the NY Times Bestseller List for months now. The book description didn't appeal much to me, but I'm glad I took the plunge because I enjoyed reading about an interesting week of three families in Sydney. For me, the epilogue was the icing on the cake and gave a fresh take on how subjective life is.
I didn't garner much booktions as Moriarty gave complete endings to characters in the final chapters. This may be the least booktions I have after a book:
- Whether the pathologist had a flu or not, Janie's death was a criminal case ensuring a full autopsy. How could the police be satisfied by a limited autopsy?
- Will Rachel turn John-Paul in?
- If Conner's alibi for him was a lie, where was he actually at the time of Janie's death?
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