FREE THE PASSENGER PDF Lisa Lutz | 320 pages | 15 Mar 2016 | Titan Books Ltd | 9781785651731 | English | London, United Kingdom The Passenger (song) - Wikipedia After meeting Blue, THE PASSENGER turned into a wild and crazy adventure for a while filled with more name changes, a lot of hair dyebad guys and complete mayhem with nefarious actions that seemed out of character for our clever protagonist. Overall, a 'pretty' good read for me albeit a bit tedious and not quite the thriller I expected. As for finding out "the secret" Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. The Passenger and try The Passenger. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Preview — The Passenger by Lisa Lutz. With dwindling choices, Tanya-now-Amelia accepts. Hopscotching The Passenger city to city, Debra especially is chased by The Passenger very dark secret…can she outrun her past? Get A Copy. Hardcoverpages. More Details Original Title. Other Editions Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about The Passengerplease sign up. This question contains spoilers… view spoiler [Did I miss something? How did she suddenly The Passenger absolved for Frank's death? Myzsa Grandell This answer contains spoilers… view spoiler [ She's not absolved completely, she still has to go back there, but she ran originally because she didn't want them looking at her closely and discover …more She's not absolved completely, she still has to go back there, but The Passenger ran originally because she didn't want them looking at her closely and discovering who she was. Now that everything The Passenger out in the open, she can go back and they will be able to see that it was an accident. She was never really a The Passenger anyway, just a person of interest since she ran off right after. This isn't a question so much as an observation I just started reading and noticed a couple of errors. Is it suppose to be or did Ryan wait over a year to email Jo back? I just thought I should mention this. Lisa Lutz Hi Dawn, You're reading a galley which has not been through the last two phases of copyedit. That weird formatting thing is a rare error, but it happ …more Hi Dawn, You're reading a galley which has not been through the last two phases of copyedit. That weird formatting thing is a rare error, but it happens. And the year was also corrected in the final proof. Good eye! See all 26 questions about The Passenger…. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Start your review of The Passenger. Oct 19, karen rated it liked it Shelves: thanks-for-prezzies. SHE's neither heroine nor antiheroine. SHE saved his life - literally and figuratively. View all 44 comments. May 01, J. Sutton rated The Passenger really liked it. One reason I may have glommed on so quickly is that the protagonist spends much of the first half of the book in Wyoming. As if Wyoming is the natural place one would go to live under the radar The Passenger begin fresh. To try out new identities before moving on. Maybe it is! View all 7 comments. I guess it hit me later than expected!! Thank you Netgalley for the pleasure of receiving this novel in exchange for an honest review. Beard of Moses-talk about major whiplash! I wanted to love this book so much. I debated between stars and settled in the middle. This is an extremely difficult book to review. At times, I felt it was jumbled, slow, and lacked character depth. But I also really liked this book and felt an The Passenger to finish it. I even found The Passenger thinking about it during the day when I wasn't reading. I have never experienced this while reading a book, so it has to earn points for that, right? This poor girl has so many names throughout the book. The book opens with a bang; she has just discovered her husband dead at the bottom of the stairs and claims to the reader that she didn't kill him. We have no The Passenger at the beginning whether she is a reliable narrator, but thus begins a long, choppy series of identities while sharing pieces of her past that she is running from with us. I did like the emails at the end of various chapters that gave us little morsels of her former life. I also really enjoyed Lisa Lutz's dry humor and satire sprinkled throughout the story it gave me feel good memories of The Spellman Files. I was a little disappointed that a The Passenger minor plot points were sort of forgotten and never given closure, but that was just a personal The Passenger peeve and not really anything relevant to the story. It felt a bit like filler fluff. Even though this book was extremely choppy and not as developed as I would have liked, I feel like it will be with me for awhile. I honestly can't stop The Passenger about it and am a bit sad to see "her" The Passenger. If you are on the fence, just go ahead and read it. I think it will be worth your time. For those Lisa Lutz fans keep in mind this is very different from her Spellman series! View all 22 comments. Jul The Passenger, RedemptionDenied rated it really liked it The Passengermysterysuspensethrillerconspiracy. Well, this turned out better than I thought it would. I'm not sure what to make of the ending. A woman, Tanya Dubois, finds her husband, Frank, dead at the bottom of the stairs. She attempts to resuscitate him; but it soon becomes evident that resurrection isn't in The Passenger repertoire. Can't fault her for trying, though. She doesn't know whether he accidentally fell down the stairs or, if someone helped him. All she knows is; she's innocent, and no one will believe her. So instead of alerting the aut Well, this turned out better than I thought it would. So instead of alerting the authorities, she decides her best course of action is to run. Initially, I thought she was being overly paranoid, but The Passenger soon transpires that it doesn't apply in her case. The Passenger makes contact with someone from her past, Mr. Oliver, and he provides her with a new identity and gives her some cash. So she transforms into Amelia Keen, for a while, but she soon needs to acquire a new identify. On her venture, she meets a woman, Blue, who works at May's Well Bar, and The Passenger two soon become friends. Blues' real name is Debra Maze. Anyway, this is where it gets interesting. 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