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Title	:	The Exit
Author	:	Helen Fitzgerald
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 304 pages
Published	:	February 5th 2015 by Faber & Faber Crime (first published February 1st 2015)
Categories	:	Mystery. Crime. Fiction. Thriller. Suspense. Psychological Thriller

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Some people love goodbyes...
23-year-old Catherine is mainly interested in Facebook and flirting, but she reluctantly takes a job at a local care home after her mother puts her foot down - and soon discovers that her new workplace contains many secrets. One of the residents at the home, 82-year-old Rose, is convinced that something sinister is going on in Room 7 and that her own life is under threat. But Rose has dementia - so what does she actually know, and who would believe her anyway? As Catherine starts investigating Rose's allegations, terrible revelations surface about everyone involved. Can Catherine find out what's really going on?

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ISBN:	0571287891 (ISBN13: 9780571287895)
Edition Language:	English

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The Exit is in my opinion Fitzgerald's best novel yet. It's creepy, macabre and of course darkly funny at times. It is set in an old people's home, Dear Green, in Glasgow. 23 year old Catherine has been given an ultimatum by her long-suffering mother, and she reluctantly agrees to take a job at Dear Green. There she meet 82 year old Rose who suffers from dementia. Catherine and Rose, two very different personalities, start to get along, and Catherine believes Rose when she says she thinks

The Exit is told from two different points of view. Most of it is narrated by Catherine, whom we first meet as a self-centred girl of 23, She's been forced by her control freak of a mother to take a job as a carer at a home for the elderly, some of whom have dementia. The other half of the story focuses on Rose, an 82-year-old. Rose's mind shifts back and forwards between the present and a tragic event that happened to her when she was ten, after she and her sister had been shifted out of London

The heroine who narrates most of the book is supposed to be 23, but she makes more sense if you read her as a teenager. In the end, this turned into a pretty queasy mix of jokey teenage angst and perverse sexual nastiness (which is more than borderline homophobic, too).

Ive read and reviewed author Helen Fitzgerald before. I really enjoy the authors style and when I saw The Exit on NetGalley, I had to request it, and was delighted to be approved for it.Catherine is a self absorbed, fun loving girl in her early twenties. The only things that interest her are night-outs, parties and shopping, much to her super efficient, charity-running mothers despair. Catherine has run up a huge debit card debt and the only way out is to at least make a tiny bit of effort to

I've never read a book like this! At 1st I wanted to shove Catherine to get her moving. Then, as I'm a carer, I was horrified she took money to run an errand! Not allowed! Then o felt sad for her as very differently as her & her Mums story unfolded. As she delved deeper & the story unraveled of what Rose was trying to tell & show her & Natalie, I was desperate to read it faster. The people involved & what they were involved in. This was great story. so good to read.

3.5 stars I read the synopsis of this novel and knew I had to get my hands on it because it was just so intriguing. This is a first by Fitzgerald for me and I always enjoy discovering authors that I've never read before. 82 year old Rose has dementia but she tells newbie caretaker Catherine that something bad is going in this place. In Room 7. But Room 7 is always locked whenever Catherine tries to enter? Why is this? Is something sinister going on in this hospital or is Rose's dementia making

Time taken to read - 3 daysPublisher - Faber & FaberPages - 297Blurb from GoodreadsSome people love goodbyes...23-year-old Catherine is mainly interested in Facebook and flirting, but she reluctantly takes a job at a local care home after her mother puts her foot down - and soon discovers that her new workplace contains many secrets. One of the residents at the home, 82-year-old Rose, is convinced that something sinister is going on in Room 7 and that her own life is under threat. But Rose