Following up on her smash debut novel, The Girl On The Train, Paula Hawkins returns with her sophomore effort, Into The Water.  In this tale, a woman falls prey to the same to the same suicide spot that she had been writing about.  But her sister and daughter don’t believe it was suicide and the mystery of her death, and the ones before her, start to unravel.

After all of the praise for Train, Hawkins was due for some push back, and the reviews were less forgiving this time around.  That said, I enjoyed the tale, finishing it in just a few sittings.  I look forward to what comes next, unless it’s another sub-par movie adaptation.  That I could do without.