The Secret Place may be her most ambitious book yet completely riveting. French offers a chilling portrait of the ways in which teenage friendships can overrule any conventional morality. French offers a chilling portrait of the ways in which teenage friendships can overrule any conventional morality. The Secret Place rips you to shreds, too, but in all the right ways. While channeling teens and cops alike, Tana French has – OMG, like, totes, amazeball – written a novel that seems all but certain to be among the best mysteries of the year” —The Christian Science Monitor “The Secret Place is Tana French’s latest extraordinary procedural French’s plots are inventive and her prose is elegant, but she’s /5(K). · In The Secret Place - the fifth book of Dublin Murder Squad pseudo-series ('pseudo' because the connections between the books are quite slight, with a supporting character in one of them taking the lead role in the next, allowing you to be able to read them out of order and still understand everything), Tana French brings to focus the world of teenage girls in a Dublin boarding school, St. /5(58K).
The Secret Place. by Tana French. 1. What part of the author's portrayal of adolescence rang the truest with your own experience? Of all the teenagers in the novel, which reminded you most of yourself at the age? 2. Who did you first suspect killed Chris Harper? Who did you think wrote the note? Why? Tana French, author of The Secret Place. Photograph: Rex Features. Laura Wilson. Sat 6 Sep EDT. A ll the books in French's excellent Dublin Murder Squad series have different. Tana French is the New York Times bestselling author of In the Woods, The Likeness, Faithful Place, Broken Harbor, The Secret Place, The Trespasser and The Witch Elm. Her books have won awards including the Edgar, Anthony, Macavity and Barry Awards, the Los Angeles Times Award for Best Mystery/Thriller, and the Irish Book Award for Crime Fiction.
The Secret Place may be her most ambitious book yet completely riveting. French offers a chilling portrait of the ways in which teenage friendships can overrule any conventional morality. French offers a chilling portrait of the ways in which teenage friendships can overrule any conventional morality. The Secret Place rips you to shreds, too, but in all the right ways. While channeling teens and cops alike, Tana French has – OMG, like, totes, amazeball – written a novel that seems all but certain to be among the best mysteries of the year” —The Christian Science Monitor “The Secret Place is Tana French’s latest extraordinary procedural French’s plots are inventive and her prose is elegant, but she’s always been more interested in character development. The Secret Place review – Tana French brings murder to private school French's latest novel, set among feuding schoolgirl cliques, combines intricate plotting and psychological depth Teenage.
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