Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn

"Gone Girl" by Gillian Flynn is a psychological thriller that centers on the toxic marriage between Nick and Amy Dunne. On their fifth wedding anniversary, Amy mysteriously disappears, and suspicion quickly falls on Nick. As the investigation unfolds, secrets emerge from both sides, revealing a deeply manipulative relationship. The narrative is told through alternating perspectives—Nick’s present-day account and Amy’s diary entries—gradually exposing lies, betrayal, and a chilling game of deceit. The story is known for its shocking twists and exploration of media influence, identity, and the dark complexities of love and revenge.