Gone Girl

Gone Girl

By. Gillian Flynn

On the morning of their fifth wedding anniversary, Amy Dunne mysteriously disappears from her North Missouri rental home. Under pressure from the police and a growing media frenzy, her husband Nick tells a series of lies that make him the primary suspect in her potential murder.

Flynn redefined the modern domestic thriller by splitting the narrative between Nick's present-day desperation and Amy's diary entries. Midway through the novel, a sharp narrative shift completely reframes the credibility of both narrators.

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