ABOUT THIS EPISODE
There should probably be a genre called Gilian Flynn by now. Darkplaces is an amazingly written book with 3 points of narrations, a plot far from predictable and characters so grey, you struggle whom should you be rooting for. This is a murder mystery moving to and fro between the past and the present till the last chapter and the killer reveal is just so, well, killer !
Join us as we talk about how the writing in this book is so special.
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