#john katzenbach

[sublecturas]

"El psicoanalista", de John Katzenbach

[chamiryokuroi]

Chamiii your latest post had me wondering, what kind of books do you like?

I like mystery most of all, detective stories, or serial killers being hunt down? I just like a good suspense.

I do like sci-fi and a very specific flavor of fantasy that I cannot explain but I know exactly what I mean, if presented with a novel I know if I will enjoy it or not.

Honestly as long as the plot sounds interesting I am willing to read it.

I guess the only genre I am not that interested in is romance, I do have some romantic novels, but books only centered around the romance? Not my thing.

Fave author is John Katzenbach, he doesn’t seem to be that popular on the US but he is wildly popular here in Mexico, love his work.

[hikari-chan21]

"«Creamos y después, cuando la creación sale mal, queremos culpar a otros, cuando normalmente somos nosotros los responsables», pensó".

El Psicoanalista

John Katzenbach

[leer-reading-lire]

Tarot October BPC | October 12 | The Hermit - "I have to do this alone"

[weirdys]

Ok so I've just finished "The Madman's Tale", written by John Katzenbach and I'm in teaaaaaars.

It took me three months actually to finish reading it because, just as it happened to me with "The Analyst", I was very invested at the beginning but then had like a reader block at the middle of the book so I stopped reading for weeks but then decided to finish 200 pages in less than a week :D But it's such a wonderful book! I've enjoyed it a lot, there are things such as the descriptions of how harsh the world is for people with mental illness that were incredibly well done, or the beauty and pure nature of the friendship between Francis and Peter that definitely were the reason why I loved it so much.

(Spoilers ahead)

Now, all the last part, where they catch the killer were amazing, every single sentence got me at the edge of my seat, even though I have to admit that I was kind of frustrated because I kept reading and I didn't have a clue who the killer was. But all in all, wonderful.

As for the end, I'm kind of sad that we couldn't see more interactions of Francis with the brothers or Lucy before his suicide attempt, but it made me so glad when they established that they all have been keeping an eye on him 🥺💖

And even though it makes me sad to know that Peter died, I also think it's kind of fair, which doesn't erase the fact that in my head he lived and after Francis got out of the hospital, they kept on seeing each other regularly(?

But anyways, it's a wonderful book and I wanted to share my thoughts with someone 💖

[mv-v]

La historia de un loco

—John Katzenbach

[desorden-en-letras]

<<Tememos que nos maten, pero es mucho peor que nos destruyan.>>

-John Katzenbach

[boulevard-literario]

“Una promesa suele estar tan cerca de ser una mentira como de ser una verdad.”

—Jaque al psicoanalista, John Katzenbach