On Selena Murphy’s train home from work, a mysterious woman named Martha strikes up a conversation and shares a confession: she’s having an affair with her boss. In turn, Selena shares her own secret: she suspects her husband is sleeping with the nanny.
At Selena’s station the two women part, and Selena never expects to see her again. Until she receives a message. I’d love to continue our conversation. Can we get together? It’s Martha, by the way. From the train.
But Selena never gave Martha her number. She brushes the message off – until days later her nanny goes missing, and Selena begins to wonder if it’s all connected. Who is Martha, really? And what does she want with Selena?
Confessions on the 7:45 was the first book that I have read written by Lisa Unger. I found that I really enjoyed the book and I read within a day which is a rarity for me. One of the things I loved about this book was that each chapter was from a different characters perspective, this is something I really enjoy when I'm reading. I did start to get slightly confused at some parts as the perspectives changed so often.
I really enjoyed how fast paced the book was and I really liked how it wasn't super predictable and it did keep me guessing right until the end. I felt like the book had a fair amount of twists in but it was really enjoyable.
At Selena’s station the two women part, and Selena never expects to see her again. Until she receives a message. I’d love to continue our conversation. Can we get together? It’s Martha, by the way. From the train.
But Selena never gave Martha her number. She brushes the message off – until days later her nanny goes missing, and Selena begins to wonder if it’s all connected. Who is Martha, really? And what does she want with Selena?
Confessions on the 7:45 was the first book that I have read written by Lisa Unger. I found that I really enjoyed the book and I read within a day which is a rarity for me. One of the things I loved about this book was that each chapter was from a different characters perspective, this is something I really enjoy when I'm reading. I did start to get slightly confused at some parts as the perspectives changed so often.
I really enjoyed how fast paced the book was and I really liked how it wasn't super predictable and it did keep me guessing right until the end. I felt like the book had a fair amount of twists in but it was really enjoyable.