Mystery & Thriller· United States
Gone Girl
by Gillian FlynnAggregate Editorial Score66/100
★Edgar Award
Published 2012475 pagesEnglish
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Published in 2012, Gone Girl established Gillian Flynn as one of the defining voices in mystery & thriller. On their fifth wedding anniversary, Amy Dunne disappears, and the investigation into her disappearance reveals layer after layer of deception and unreliable narration. Flynn's breakout thriller reinvented the domestic noir genre and became a cultural phenomenon. Themes of marriage, deception, media run through the work. The book has received recognition from Edgar Award 2012.
Awards & Recognition
Edgar Award
winner · genre
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