The Girl on the Train

This book genuinely surprised me. Although it has a relatively basic premise, it kept me very engaged and constantly wanting to continue reading it whenever I wasn't. Also, I didn't really like any of the main characters, but I still wanted to know what was going to happen, which is rare. Rachel was one of the most frustrating and uncomfortable protagonists to read, but she moved the story along and was intrigued, not by her, but what was going on around her. I'm usually pretty good at predicting endings, but I didn't guess the end to this until about 20 pages before the reveal. Over all, this book had its weak points, those mainly being the insufferability of Rachel, but it was an enjoyable read.