It seemed like an ideal marriage. But appearances can be deadly deceiving... Amy Elliott Dunne disappeared on her fifth wedding anniversary. Her husband Nick Dunne is accused of her murder after a series of evidence is found. Nick claims he did nothing, but Amy's friends and her diary entries say otherwise.
Who's right? How to recognize it? And if Nick is innocent, where did Amy go?
American writer Gillian Flynn's 2012 criminal psychological novel has become a literary sensation, translated into more than 40 languages and sold more than 20 million copies to date. Two years later, Oscar-winning director David Fincher (Fight Club, Seven, Men Who Hate Women) made a great film adaptation, and Rosamund Pike was nominated for an Oscar for her role as Amy.

Gillian Flynn is the author of three thrillers published in twenty-nine languages: Sharp Objects won the CWA New Blood Dagger Award and was nominated for the Edgar Award for Best Debut Novel of 2006, Dark Places was named a Publishers Weekly Best Book of 2009, and Gone Girl has not left the New York Times top ten bestseller list since its release in 2012. A former journalist and critic for Entertainment Weekly, she lives in Chicago with her husband and son, and her books are published in 42 countries.
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