The Girl in Seat 2A: THE NUMBER ONE BESTSELLER
4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars | 7,850 ratings
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Last update: 07-21-2024
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THE NUMBER ONE BESTSELLER
Funny how one lie can spiral…
One thing about me: I HATE flying. That’s why I book seat 2A every time.
Since my big win, I’ve been booking 2B and 2C as well. They’re my comfort seats, and at last I can afford them.
I am now determined to live the life of luxury. I deserve it, after all.
And if anyone learns my secret, they better watch their back. Because I will stop at nothing to get what's mine…
A pulse-raising thriller that keeps you guessing until the very last page, perfect for fans of Freida McFadden and The Holiday by T M Logan
‘I have to say that it is one of the best psychological thrillers that I have read … It was hard to take my eyes away from the pages.’ Netgalley reviewer ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
‘Heart pounding thriller that left me on the edge of my seat… Definitely one of the best books this year.’ Netgalley reviewer ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
‘It’s a wild ride of lies, deceit and control that has twists and turns and a great finale.’ Netgalley reviewer ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Praise for Diana Wilkinson
‘Clues upon clues upon clues kept me glued to the story. What a very clever book … not a read for the faint-hearted!’ Valerie Keogh
‘Wilkinson delivers with this gripping and original thriller’ Keri Beevis
‘With a unique plot and superb writing, Ms Wilkinson has nailed this one! I’d give it 10 stars if I could.’ J A Baker
‘A beautifully written thriller where even the clues are out to get you!’ Gemma Rogers
‘A fast paced, edge of the seat thriller that’s extremely well executed. I was gripped from the very first page!’ L. H. Stacey
Top reviews from the United States
Instead, she quits her mundane job at a care home for senior adults and proceeds to live like a millionaire. This includes jetting off for a holiday to Marbella, Spain. Sounds good? It isn’t. Jade is deathly afraid of flying. She’s also claustrophobic, and this leads her to purchase seats 2A, 2B, and 2C.
After a harrowing bout of turbulence that convinces Jade the plane is going down, she tries to compose herself before landing. She meets a man, Isaac Marston, who returns her dropped book and has the temerity to sit in one of her seats. She lets it go though… because he’s gorgeous and appears to be wealthy.
Jade will make many, many more poor decisions, forever focused on the wrong thing.
While I didn’t know exactly where the story was heading, I believed I had the villains figured out.
I was wrong.
A great plot twist had me cheering by the story’s midpoint! Did not see that coming! Original and unique! Two more twists before the end had me applauding!
Isaac, of course, was the jerk I knew he’d be, but Logan was a disappointment. Marta was a superstar (and a shock), and well-written, as was her speed-demon hubby, Pablo. My heart broke for Astrid… at first, and poor Emmeline.
However, for me, Jade Wiltshire was problematic. For a woman on the other side of thirty, she behaved more like an errant teenager, attempting to be impressive and memorable. She thought herself clever and witty. She wasn’t, and she drank too much every time she drank; and Jade put her own selfish wants ahead of good common sense. Liking a character isn’t necessary to enjoy a book, but Jade’s actions cost the review a star. Also, while a suspenseful tale, The Girl in Seat 2A didn’t hit me as a thriller. Too much time in Jade’s frenetic mind bogged down the pace.
A boon for the story was the author’s smart writing. Descriptive uses of historical places and events (non-US) always bring a smile to my face! Mystery lovers will enjoy this read and do definite double-takes at the plot twists!
Enjoy!
Good through the last page!