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Under the Harrow: A Novel
by Flynn Berry
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Under the Harrow A Novel 9780143108573 “A thrilling novel of psychological suspense…Under the Harrow contains similarities to The Girl on the Train and Gone Girl that will undoubtedly attract readers – but underneath its harddriving pageturning compulsively readable narrative is a striking original voice all Berry’s own…Her precise sentences call to mind Hitchcock Under the Harrow by Flynn Berry About Flynn Berry Flynn Berry is the author of A Double Life which will be published in July 2018 and Under the Harrow which won the Edgar Award for best first novel Under the Harrow has been translated into sixteen languages and was optioned for television by Paramount Flynn is a graduate of Brown University and the Michener Center and was a Yaddo fellow Under the Harrow by Flynn Berry About Flynn Berry Flynn Berry is a graduate of the Michener Center for Writers and the recipient of a Yaddo fellowship Her first novel Under the Harrow won the 2017 Edgar Award for Best First Novel and was named a best book of… More about Flynn Berry a book review by D R Meredith Under the Harrow A Novel Under the Harrow A Novel “Under the Harrow is eloquent without using overly descriptive narrative and its psychological insight into Nora’s relationship with her sister is mesmerizing” A riveting debut novel Under the Harrow by Flynn Berry is in a class by itself whether one calls it literary suspense psychological drama Under the Harrow A Novel Paperback Keplers Books “Under the Harrow is a compulsively readable and atmospheric novel that I consumed almost in one sitting The portrayal of the two sisters is subtle original and compelling” —Rosamund Lupton author of Sister Summary and reviews of Under the Harrow by Flynn Berry Under the Harrow contains similarities to The Girl on the Train and Gone Girlthat will undoubtedly attract readers – but underneath its harddriving pageturning compulsively readable narrative is a striking original voice all Berrys own…Her precise sentences call to mind Hitchcocks meticulous storyboards and enrich the work with a cinematic scope
