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A review by pikusonali
Jane Doe by Victoria Helen Stone
3.0
Thrillers are always welcome in my world and this one is pure pulp fiction – fast-paced, with little sex, a whole lot of drama, and plenty of eye-rolling.
What works for Jane Doe is its protagonist – a psychopath called Jane, who is NOT on a murder spree but rather cool and detached and emotional-less. So when Jane decides to exact revenge on the ex-boyfriend of her best friend, she brings her A game – seducing and manipulating the rather shallow Steven and his family.
This was a pretty quick read. And if you are looking for something not serious but enjoyable and don't mind indulging in the guilty pleasures of pulp fiction, this book will be a hit for you.
What works for Jane Doe is its protagonist – a psychopath called Jane, who is NOT on a murder spree but rather cool and detached and emotional-less. So when Jane decides to exact revenge on the ex-boyfriend of her best friend, she brings her A game – seducing and manipulating the rather shallow Steven and his family.
This was a pretty quick read. And if you are looking for something not serious but enjoyable and don't mind indulging in the guilty pleasures of pulp fiction, this book will be a hit for you.