
Gone Girl
Gillian Flynn
Like Knoll's novel, it takes a polished, image-conscious woman and peels back her public surface with cutting, unsparing prose. Its narrator's voice is just as wry and unsettling.
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Gillian Flynn
Like Knoll's novel, it takes a polished, image-conscious woman and peels back her public surface with cutting, unsparing prose. Its narrator's voice is just as wry and unsettling.

Liane Moriarty
It skewers wealthy suburban school communities with the same sharp humour Luckiest Girl Alive uses on its privileged Bradley milieu. Its characters hide ugly truths behind immaculate lives.
Paula Hawkins
A flawed, self-deceiving narrator and a past that resurfaces in fragments mirror Knoll's structure. Readers who enjoyed the slow reveal of buried history will find the same tension here.

A. J. Finn
Its isolated narrator is haunted by something she cannot fully face, much as Knoll's protagonist is. The suspense comes from what the story is slow to admit.