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A review by fictionophile
Precious Thing by Colette McBeth
4.0
You don’t have to be female to enjoy this debut novel, but I’m pretty sure that being female will help you to understand it. After all, this is a novel about the precious commodity of female friendship – and nothing can be so complicated. After all… only those who know you best can really manipulate you emotionally.
“Precious Thing” will appeal to anyone who enjoys a well paced psychological thriller. It contains no gratuitous violence, no blood, no gore. However, it is a creepy and disturbing novel that contains plot twists and engaging characters. Some of the plot twists I could predict – some were surprises. Although a debut novel, it does not read like one and has been compared to the best-selling “Gone Girl” by Gillian Flynn.
Thanks once again to NetGalley for the digital version of this novel.
Read my complete review of "Precious Thing" on my blog:
Fictionophile
“Precious Thing” will appeal to anyone who enjoys a well paced psychological thriller. It contains no gratuitous violence, no blood, no gore. However, it is a creepy and disturbing novel that contains plot twists and engaging characters. Some of the plot twists I could predict – some were surprises. Although a debut novel, it does not read like one and has been compared to the best-selling “Gone Girl” by Gillian Flynn.
Thanks once again to NetGalley for the digital version of this novel.
Read my complete review of "Precious Thing" on my blog:
Fictionophile