The Prisoner: The bestselling Richard and Judy Book Club pick for 2023

Product Information

There's no beating around the bush, or wasted eons of build-up, her stories start very, very quickly. As I had feared, however, it is hard to craft a strong plot around a woman being held captive alone in a dark room with no one with which to really interact. When dead bodies start turning up in the peripheral, Amelie still doesn't have a profound sense of danger.

The Prisoner by B.A. Paris | Goodreads The Prisoner by B.A. Paris | Goodreads

Additionally, I thought the character development for Amelie was thorough and deep, creating an individual you can relate to despite never having been in her position.its a movie that youre willing to watch, but maybe one you put on in the background while you do other things. And then, an influx of sounds, stifled by the hood but recognizable still—scuffling feet, a muffled whine, a sense of others there waiting. and although there are certain aspects of this that are positives for me personally, im just not sure the overall story/characters/writing is effective enough to create a super compelling story.

The Prisoner: The bestselling Richard and Judy Book Club pick for 2023 The Prisoner: The bestselling Richard and Judy Book Club pick for

He has his own motivations and lays out a "quickie marriage" plan that seemingly should work well for both of them. Amelie's friends just all kind of blurred together and nothing stood out for them except for one was from France, one from Lithuania etc.Finally, I liked the idea of the relationship between Ned and Amelie and think it was interesting but it seemed like it came out of left field too much, no warning whatsoever.