Publish Date |
February 13, 2024 |
Category |
Fiction / Thrillers / Domestic Fiction / Thrillers / Psychological |
Price |
$36.00 |
ISBN: 9781668022474
Format: Hardback
Pages: 288
Publisher: Atria/Emily Bestler Books
Published: February 13, 2024
"Should she stay or should she go? In each scenario, Frick slowly ratchets up the suspense . . . it's great fun to watch her two narratives collide and diverge.""Double the suspense! THE SPLIT is both funhouse mirror and storytelling feat, with twin narratives that race each other to a satisfying — and shocking — conclusion.""In this clever domestic thriller by Kit Frick, one split decision takes two twisty paths in a crafty sliding doors plot. The characters leap from the pages and the family dysfunction feels both complex and grounded. A highly relatable and page-turning read!""A knotty Sliding Doors–esque thriller about two sisters who share a dark secret. . . Frick keeps readers deliriously off-balance, tossing out just enough breadcrumbs to make the truth seem obvious only in hindsight. The format gives new life to the unreliable narrator trope. This is an exhilarating puzzle.""Frick’s family drama uses its clever framing device to trace the very real mysteries imbedded in our oldest and most intimate relationships.""Utterly absorbing and compulsively readable, THE SPLIT is a clever Sliding Doors-style thriller that brilliantly examines how a single decision can derail an entire life. At once an intriguing puzzle threaded with secrets and lies, and a compelling family drama exploring the complicated bonds of sisterhood, THE SPLIT is a novel you won't be able to put down -- or forget." "A masterfully crafted, inventive thriller that surprises at every turn. THE SPLIT is unlike anything I've ever read before.""An edge-of-your-seat suspense tale about sisters and secrets. . . . Frick leaves readers breathless.""In a taut thriller with two timelines, both are packed with clever twists. . . . Frick skillfully builds details into one plot that morph into something shockingly different in the other. The prose is streamlined, the pace headlong, and the surprises satisfying on both sides of reality.""The only thing better than one mystery is TWO!"