The Pilot's Wife
... reveal the clues for the mystery and the suspense. Second, the reading is easy on the brain and doesn't confuse the reader with suspense that doesn't make sense. For instance, when the person goes to a suspenseful spot that reader gets to go right through the reading without having to stop and make sense of what he/she is reading. In Conclusion The addition of a mixed suspense and mystery adds a smooth flow to the reading of the book. When she writes you can barely go with out a new surprise, as soon as she is done writing about the surprise before she throws another one at you. First, when she gets done throwing a new surprise at you she'll have little after shock then it leads up to another surprise. For example, when Kathryn goes to London she finds out that jack was married to another woman when she leaves her house she is still in shock that she didn't know jack as well as she thought. She goes home after going to a bar and takes a bath. In the morning she has breakfast with Robert and Marie (Jack's second wife) comes in and tells them that Jack worked as a courier that carried money from Boston to London every time he flew. She also tells them that he had to carry something back the other direction and it was a bomb meant to discredit the IRA. Seco...