“Behind her eyes”

I read the book a couple of years back. Astounding twist at the end. The TV series may be worth staying with.

Ah, that sounds promising - sometimes these series just fizzle out at the end, disappointingly! I’ll stick with it for a while.

I read this book 3 years ago and have just finished the series on Netflix. I thought it was brilliant. This is my book review I put on Goodreads after I had read the book.

#WTFthatending!

Louise is a divorced mother working as an assistant in a psychiatrist’s office. On a night out, she meets a man in a bar, they share drinks, a connection, and a kiss. The following Monday, Louise is nervous about meeting her new boss. She is introduced to David, and is horrified. Her new boss is the mysterious man from the bar

When Louise accidentally bumps into Adele (David's wife) she finds herself pulled into a friendship with her that is bound to end in disaster, considering she's seeing David behind Adele's back.

And there we have it – the triangle of characters in this this extraordinarily clever and compelling thriller. I’m not going to say another word about the plot. You need to watch it unfold through the perspectives of Louise and Adele.

This is an excellent book with a clever, mind-blowing twist. The best way I know how to explain what I mean is that it doesn’t play by the usual rules of a psychological thriller. If you’ve seen anything yet about this book, you are clearly aware that there is a shocking ending with a whopper of a twist.

It’s been a while since I’ve been legitimately shocked as a reader, and I don’t care how much this ending can be reduced to utter nonsense, I’m embracing that ending, Boom!!!

I will hold my hands up and say I re-read the ending three, if not four times because I just couldn’t believe what I had read

Oooo I look forward to watching this one then.

Great review of the book Keeleklogger. And I had the same reaction as you to the end twist. It really was a shocker.

I finished watching it this afternoon and immediately looked on the internet to get an explanation of what exactly happened.
I wouldn’t say it’s going to be one of the memorable dramas that I had watched.

I didn't like the book, thought the twist was preposterous I read another Sarah Pinborough book to see if it was any better, it wasn't! so I'm done with her now. However, having said that, may give it a go, because occasionally when a book is weak and that one was imo, a dramatisation can improve it.

I finished watching it last night. Bit too far fetched for my enjoyment. Certainly a twist to ponder at the end.

Enjoying this so far. Interesting characters and I like the fact that none of them are (to me) familiar faces. Not so keen on the repeated dream sequences, otherwise quite intriguing....

Absolute rubbish! I wouldnt advise anyone to watch it....I would have had a better night with the toothache

Just watched the third episode. Liking it so far. Don't want to know how it ends until I get there - so haven't read everyone's comment, just in case there are spoilers.

It does have echoes of others programmes though, The Undoing, Doctor Foster, The Girl on the Train. All have you wondering who is the mad one and who the sane - or if they are both as mad as each other.

Initially, I found this series intriguing and wanted to find out what happened. However, it became increasingly silly and, though the end was quite a clever twist, I couldn't believe in the premise of the whole thing so ultimately found it very disappointing and a waste of time.

Gosh, wasn't that weird? Just finished watching and am not quite sure what I think. It was certainly different.

Really enjoyed the book, and the series stayed pretty true to it, brilliant ending !