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Title	:	The Expats (Kate Moore #1)
Author	:	Chris Pavone
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 326 pages
Published	:	March 6th 2012 by Crown
Categories	:	Fiction. Mystery. Thriller. Suspense. Mystery Thriller. Spy Thriller. Espionage. Audiobook

The Expats (Kate Moore #1)

Chris Pavone

Hardcover | Pages: 326 pages

Rating: 3.45 | 29823 Users | 3995 Reviews

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Kate Moore is a working mother, struggling to make ends meet, to raise children, to keep a spark in her marriage . . . and to maintain an increasingly unbearable life-defining secret. So when her husband is offered a lucrative job in Luxembourg, she jumps at the chance to leave behind her double-life, to start anew.

She begins to reinvent herself as an expat, finding her way in a language she doesn’t speak, doing the housewifely things she’s never before done—play-dates and coffee mornings, daily cooking and unending laundry. Meanwhile, her husband works incessantly, doing a job Kate has never understood, for a banking client she’s not allowed to know. He’s becoming distant and evasive; she’s getting lonely and bored.

Then another American couple arrives. Kate soon becomes suspicious that these people are not who they claim to be, and terrified that her own past is catching up to her. So Kate begins to dig, to peel back the layers of deception that surround her. She discovers fake offices and shell corporations and a hidden gun; a mysterious farmhouse and numbered accounts with bewildering sums of money; a complex web of intrigue where no one is who they claim to be, and the most profound deceptions lurk beneath the most normal-looking of relationships; and a mind-boggling long-play con threatens her family, her marriage, and her life.

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Original Title:	The Expats
ISBN:	0307956350 (ISBN13: 9780307956354)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Kate Moore #1
Literary Awards:	Anthony Award for Best First Novel (2013), Dilys Award Nominee (2013), Edgar Award for Best First Novel (2013)

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How can there be so much difference of opinion about the same book? Simple: it's all in what you see in it. If you're looking for a spy thriller, you're going to be a bit disappointed. Yes, this is about covert ops and cyber crime, but that's almost incidental. What the story is really about is secrets. What do you do when you have secrets? How do you act? How do you feel? How long do you keep them? How do you reveal them? What if you know someone's secret but have to act as if you don't? And

I don't know how to say "lukewarm" in Luxembourgish, but that was my response to the book. The story has a lot of structural problems that could have been cleared up with aggressive editing. Part I is a complete mess structurally, changing venues and time frames every page or two, sometimes every couple of paragraphs. This makes it hard to follow and keep track of the people and narrative pathways. It does smooth out later in the book, but is still in need of reorganization. Chris Pavone had an

I suppose it's inevitable that my streak of winning reads comes to an end. Sadly, this thriller just didn't catch my interest and I DNF'd at 103 pages after many fits and starts.Essentially, American Kate moves to Luxembourg when her husband gets a lucrative job working with the banks there. As she is having professional angst, the move gives her an out. In Luxembourg, however, things aren't as they should be, stuff from the past shows up, secrets secrets secrets, etc. (I'm fuzzy on what the end

Wow, this book was amazing! Kate Moore has worked in the CIA for close to fifteen years, but somehow managed to keep the whole thing a secret from her husband. After he suggests a move overseas, she decides its time to quit and devote her time to raising their young children, but strange things begin happening and Kate isnt sure who or what she can trust.This is a must-read for anyone who loves spy thrillers, and especially anyone who loves twists and turns and lies and questions of real or not

You can take the girl out of the CIA, but you can't take the CIA out of the girl.Kate secretly works for the CIA in Washington, until she has to resign when her husband lands a job in bank security in Luxemburg. Even then, once in their new home abroad, Kate cannot help but be suspicious of everyone she meets -- even her husband Dexter -- of being not who they appear to be. Another couple from America has wormed themselves into Kate and Dexter's life, and their actions are indeed suspicious.

This was well written AND a page turner. Don't you love that? It falls into the spy thriller genre. I also loved the ex-pat context, having lived that life myself and remembering....

This one made me homesick for my years abroad...but without all the embezzling and spies chasing me through the streets of Europe. Loved every word ❤