The Doll Collection
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Brief of "The Doll Collection" Kindle Book :Murders that look like accidents. Accidents that looks like murders.
A psychological thriller.
A couple and their young son burn to death in a house fire. A girl dies from a nut allergy. A woman falls under a train during the rush hour. An accountant falls down the steps to his basement. Their deaths appear to be accidents. Only Gloria knows they were murders, because she murdered them.
Each time she kills someone she buys a doll.
A shy young man who has had a nervous breakdown, advertises for a lodger to solve his financial problems. Gloria moves in. He has no idea she has already murdered six people. His life becomes a nightmare. As her character becomes more twisted, it is no longer enough to kill her victims. First she must wreck their lives and witness their suffering.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Great suspenseBy BeeJay
As a previous reviewer said the character is evil, and you know something bad is going to happen but you're not sure what. The suspense grabbed me and held me as I had to keep reading to find out what she got up to next. Highly recommended.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Pure Evil Behind Those Polite British SmilesBy Frederick Lee Brooke
This is a humdinger of a psycho-thriller that reminded me of "The Collector" by John Fowles and "The Moviegoer" by Walker Percy. The pure evil of the main character, Gloria, is never in doubt. With each person she kills, she adds another doll to the collection on her windowsill--hence the title. Reading this book is an exercise in mountin dread, as Gloria increasingly takes over the life of everyone she meets through her manipulative maneuvers. It's interesting that the polite British sense of decorum is as much to blame for the success of Gloria's crimes as much as Gloria herself. If one of her victims had simply spoken directly to her, and thrown her out instead of passively putting up with her, she wouldn't have collected quite so many dolls. The only thing not to like about the kindle book, oddly enough, was the ending, which neither surprised nor satisfied me. I can't really go into the reasons without giving too much away. And I greatly enjoyed the kindle book in spite of the ending, and in fact wanted it to continue.
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