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The great revival of interest in Patricia Highsmith continues with this work that reveals the chilling reality behind the idyllic facade of American suburban life.
Speaking of good stuff, this novel and short story collection are from one of mystery's best. Both Deep Water (1957) and Mermaids (1970) feature Highsmith's expert use of ordinary people and everyday settings that turn foul, making them all the more sinister. Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information.
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Ben Swartz
reviewed Deep Water on March 13, 2017
Deep Water
A stunning psychological thriller, Patricia Highsmith's Deep Water serves a delicious tale of infidelity, jealousy, while dancing between the boundaries of human propriety and probing the psyche of a suffering husband at the end of his tethers. This appealed to me from the get go, a more congenial anti-hero I cannot remember reading. It has the same kind of quivering bite that people found fascinating in Gone Girl, and to a lesser extent in the Girl on the Train only with more restraint and refinement than the books aforementioned. Oh, boy!
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