Book · 2012 · Murder
Broken Harbor
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My my personal favorite is called broken Harbor.
The best things said about it
So the three books of Frenches that are on this list are In the Woods, which came in at number three, The Likeness, which came in at number 34, and Broken Harbor, which came in at number 20.
One is broken Harbor and the other is in the woods.
Why people recommend it
Broken Harbor by Tana French is a dark psychological thriller set in a half-finished housing estate outside Dublin, where a horrific family tragedy forces detectives to confront suburban decay and personal demons. Tina Jordan shared her enthusiasm for the book on The Book Review, declaring it her personal favorite among Tana French's impressive body of work. Gilbert Cruz also highlighted the novel on the same podcast when discussing a major ranking of the best thrillers of the twenty-first century, noting that Broken Harbor secured the number twenty spot on the list, alongside other celebrated titles by the author such as In the Woods and The Likeness. Additionally, Pamela Paul mentioned Broken Harbor during a conversation with Jo Nesbo, referencing it alongside the author's debut as essential reading within her catalog. These recurring mentions across literary podcasts reflect the widespread critical acclaim and enduring popularity of French's work, cementing her status as a master of modern crime fiction whose intricate plotting and rich psychological depth continue to captivate industry experts and dedicated readers alike.
Every mention
Tina Jordan my my personal favorite is called broken Harbor 1
“my my personal favorite is called broken Harbor”
Gilbert Cruz So the three books of Frenches that are on this list are In the Woods, which came in at number three, The L… 1
“So the three books of Frenches that are on this list are In the Woods, which came in at number three, The Likeness, which came in at number 34, and Broken Harbor, which came in at number 20.”
Pamela Paul one is broken Harbor and the other is in the woods 1
“one is broken Harbor and the other is in the woods”