The Hypnotist's Love Story
(Libby/OverDrive eBook, Kindle)
Author
Contributors
Moriarty, Liane Author
Published
Penguin Publishing Group , 2012.
Status
Available from Libby/OverDrive
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Description
Ellen is a hypnotherapist who helps clients deal with addictions, phobias and confidence issues. She falls in love with Patrick, who warns her he is being stalked by his ex-girlfriend, Saskia. Ellen finds that she is more intrigued than frightened by this, and in fact, would love to meet her. Saskia, however, has been posing as one of Ellen's clients, and has a more intimate knowledge of Ellen's relationship with Patrick than either of them is aware.
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Though Jojo Moyes' novels tend to be quieter and less dramatic than Liane Moriarty's, both are good bets for readers who enjoy well-drawn characters and believable relationships. -- Shauna Griffin
Both Liane Moriarty and Kimberly McCreight write character-driven nonlinear stories which focus on strong, sympathetic characters amidst rising domestic tensions. While McCreight tends to emphasize the mystery more than Moriarty, they both offer fast-paced, suspenseful stories which build to dramatic conclusions. -- Halle Carlson
These Australian authors' smart, poignant novels tackle the full spectrum of women's lives and relationships, delving into health, marriage, and loss. Their characters are complex, relatable, and sympathetic, and their stories intricate and compelling. Both authors also explore secrets and their reveals' fallout. Liane Moriarty also writes older kids' books. -- Melissa Gray
Both Liane Moriarty and Lisa Jewell write involving novels centering on flawed characters who find themselves in increasingly suspicious situations. Filled with an underlying tension, the plots build slowly as the story unpeels layers of secrets that culminate in the final surprising reveal. -- Halle Carlson
Another author who tackles domestic stories with a suspenseful edge, Megan Abbott is known for her character-focused, dark thrillers with an underlying sinister tone. Her absorbing stories don't include the same humor as Liane Moriarty's, but are similarly riveting tales of ordinary situations with an ominous edge. -- Shauna Griffin
Tana French writes mysteries that are darker and grittier than Liane Moriarty's more humorous domestic dramas, but they both create suspenseful, character-driven stories in which complex interpersonal dynamics and emotional consequences from past incidents are as important to the plot as the central mystery. -- Halle Carlson
Liza Palmer writes weighty chick lit and domestic fiction which may captivate Liane Moriarty's fans. Palmer's heroines are women of substance grappling with issues such as self-doubt, career dissatisfaction, sordid family secrets and lost loves. Her moving stories are engaging, funny, and much like Moriarty's, full of well-crafted dialogue. -- Shauna Griffin
Both Celeste Ng and Liane Moriarty write insightful, character-driven fiction that dives into the less picture-perfect side of suburban life. Explorations of family, loyalty, and keeping up with outward appearances drive their compelling stories and often the present and past are interwoven to ramp up tensions before an explosive conclusion. -- Halle Carlson
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Citations
APA Citation, 7th Edition (style guide)
Moriarty, L. (2012). The Hypnotist's Love Story . Penguin Publishing Group.
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Moriarty, Liane. 2012. The Hypnotist's Love Story. Penguin Publishing Group.
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Moriarty, Liane. The Hypnotist's Love Story Penguin Publishing Group, 2012.
Harvard Citation (style guide)Moriarty, L. (2012). The hypnotist's love story. Penguin Publishing Group.
MLA Citation, 9th Edition (style guide)Moriarty, Liane. The Hypnotist's Love Story Penguin Publishing Group, 2012.
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Copy Details
| Collection | Owned | Available | Number of Holds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Libby | 4 | 3 | 0 |
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