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Gone Girl is a psychological thriller that begins when Amy Dunne disappears on the day of her fifth wedding anniversary, leaving behind a trail of clues that place increasing suspicion on her husband, Nick. As the investigation unfolds and media attention intensifies, long-buried secrets, lies, and tensions within their marriage begin to surface. Through alternating perspectives and unexpected revelations, the novel explores obsession, manipulation, public perception, and the complexities of modern relationships, creating a suspenseful story where nothing is quite as it seems.

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