The Woman in the Fifth
 

The Woman in the Fifth

by Douglas Kennedy

Douglas Kennedy’s new novel demonstrates once again his talent for writing serious popular fiction. The Pursuit of Happiness and A Special Relationship were both Sunday Times bestsellers in paperback.

That was the year my life fell apart, and that was the year I moved to Paris.

When Harry Ricks arrives in Paris on a bleak January morning he is a broken man. He is running... (read more)

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carop
  • Rated 1 stars

So far I've found it gruesome and not exotic ( hey, it takes place in Paris.) The sex scenes are poorly described too. After having read it, I am even more disappointed; the storyline is so predictible! The last 100 pages are retelling what happened before without adding a new perpective. You should read the Pursuit of Happiness ( and The Guardian review) and skip this failed opus.

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