One By One - Book Review
One By One ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Genre: Mystery, Thriller
Author: Ruth Ware
Published in: September 2020
Buy at: Amazon
“And for a killer, that’s a kind of superpower.” ― Ruth Ware, One By One
Review
Ruth Ware's latest book One By One is terrific, modern and entertaining. I have enjoyed her writing in the past, and this book is no exception.
One By One is one such thriller which will take you to the Alps and will thrill you with its bitter cold and height. The setting of the snow-covered mountains, chalet, skiing and the stranded tourists are one of my favourite settings in the mystery books. Ruth Ware chose these settings brilliantly by enveloping them in an aura of a technical app.
I have always experienced Agatha Christie vibes from Ruth Ware's books. One By One gave me the vibes of 'And There Were None' and 'The Murder On The Orient Express' by Agatha Christie. A group of people stranded in the snow-covered chalet and series of mysterious murders - I'm in.
The writing has been superb and non-complex. The book is fast-paced, and I was turning pages quickly to find out the murderer. The dual narration by Erin and Liz makes the whole narration interesting. I kept second-guessing who the killer could be.
Not my favourite Ruth Ware but read it if you are a Ruth Ware fan and love thrillers.
Thank you, Simon & Schuster Canada and Netgalley for sending me an eARC in exchange for an honest review.
One By One is one such thriller which will take you to the Alps and will thrill you with its bitter cold and height. The setting of the snow-covered mountains, chalet, skiing and the stranded tourists are one of my favourite settings in the mystery books. Ruth Ware chose these settings brilliantly by enveloping them in an aura of a technical app.
I have always experienced Agatha Christie vibes from Ruth Ware's books. One By One gave me the vibes of 'And There Were None' and 'The Murder On The Orient Express' by Agatha Christie. A group of people stranded in the snow-covered chalet and series of mysterious murders - I'm in.
The writing has been superb and non-complex. The book is fast-paced, and I was turning pages quickly to find out the murderer. The dual narration by Erin and Liz makes the whole narration interesting. I kept second-guessing who the killer could be.
Not my favourite Ruth Ware but read it if you are a Ruth Ware fan and love thrillers.
Thank you, Simon & Schuster Canada and Netgalley for sending me an eARC in exchange for an honest review.
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