Gillian Flynn's debut novel, set in a small Missouri town where a reporter investigates two child murders while confronting her own history of self-harm, is the most psychologically complex and formally daring crime debut of the 21st century. Its exploration of the violence women inflict on each other and themselves challenges the conventions of both mystery and literary fiction with uncompromising honesty.

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