The Passenger Book Review

I'm not a big fan of books that don't leave me with a feeling of satisfaction. It's probably because of my anxiety, but I always end up getting so bummed at the end of a story when I'm not exactly sure what happened. Sure, some authors think it's a great way to keep the mystery alive in their readers, but it's just not for me.

That being said, I finally got around to reading The Passenger by Lisa Lutz. I'm going to try not to spoil the story for you, but I make no promises. The Passenger is told from the point of view of a woman on the run from her past, constantly changing identities and locations. What she's running from? You find that out at the end of the book.

I want to be completely honest with you. I loved the book, until the end. I had my moments when I thought I knew what was going on, only for that to be completely wrong. It wasn't overly descriptive, which made reading a breeze. Lutz did a really great job with the story telling. But, in my humble opinion, I just can't get over the unknown at the end. I may have missed something, but I did continue going back over the last couple chapters to see if I could find it. If you're okay with that kind of thing, then I will definitely recommend this book to you.

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