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A couple of friends and I took up the Jimmy Fallon book club and I chose this book off of the list. While well written from a first person perspective there is nothing particularly clever or thrilling about the plot. I was expecting some sort of satisfying twist at the end because it felt like nothing was happening throughout the book except to empathize with a killer's mind (I guess?). Maybe the author has written better and this wasn't her best book to read?


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The Good Son A Novel YouJeong Jeong Books Reviews

Good book! The first person point of view gives insight into the mind of a phychopath.
This was a fascinating story of psychological pathology that keeps the reader riveted. From one character to the other, it's hard got be sure whose pathology is worse and, of the three son, which is ultimately the good son. Fascinating.
The book held my interest and still has me thinking about it now and then, even a month or two after I read it. It was interesting to read from a psychopath's point of view. However, I much prefer to read happier, less dark stories.
I did not care for this book. It was a book club selection, or I would not have read more than a few pages. Very violent, didn't like staying in one character's head, just too strange for my liking.
Very interesting psychological thriller, kept me going to the very last page
I couldn’t put this book down. I don’t want to give any spoilers, because I want you to be surprised like I was, and maybe scream like I did. I liked it very much, and I recommend reading it.
The author used a random, sudden, brutal murder of an innocent woman as a plot point, necessary to provide a a character's motive, but then the reader was expected to remain suspenseful about IF the murderer was a psychopath or not. A person who commits a random, sudden, brutal murder of an innocent woman is a psychopath in every case and this book should have been 90% shorter because there was no suspense after that.
A couple of friends and I took up the Jimmy Fallon book club and I chose this book off of the list. While well written from a first person perspective there is nothing particularly clever or thrilling about the plot. I was expecting some sort of satisfying twist at the end because it felt like nothing was happening throughout the book except to empathize with a killer's mind (I guess?). Maybe the author has written better and this wasn't her best book to read?