Name: Jantar secreto
Rating: 4.083333333333333 (18 reviews)
ISBN: 9788535928358

Raphael Montes

Jantar secreto

No novo romance da maior revelação da literatura de suspense no Brasil, um grupo de amigos organiza jantares misteriosos. Do criador da série original Netflix "Bom dia, Verônica". Um grupo de jovens deixa uma pequena cidade no Paraná para viver no Rio de Janeiro. Eles alugam um apartamento em Copacabana e fazem o possível para pagar a faculdade e manter vivos seus sonhos de sucesso na capital fluminense. Mas o dinheiro está curto e o aluguel está vencido. Para sair do buraco e manter o apartamento, os amigos adotam uma estratégia heterodoxa: arrecadar fundos por meio de jantares secretos, divulgados pela internet para uma clientela exclusiva da elite carioca. A partir daí, eles se envolvem em uma espiral de crimes, descobrem uma rede de contrabando de corpos, matadouros clandestinos e grã-finos excêntricos, e levam ao limite uma índole perversa que jamais imaginaram existir em cada um deles.

Só tenho uma coisa a dizer: NOJENTO DEMAIS!!!

Giullia Hernandez Corrêa

O autor joga o leitor em um tipo de hipnose.

Marcio Augusto Oliveira Sena

Bárbara Borba

The paradox of the writer who only writes surprising endings, so none (but your first) of his endings are actually surprising.<br /><br />This one was too absurd to be believable, but still good. Raphael Montes's mind creeps the hell out of me.

victoria

I read it on the 25th of July but I only got up the courage to write a review now...
 First of all: wow.
 Second: what was that book???
 It's the first work by the author that I've read and I'm already planning to read the others, maybe it's not a book for everyone since it's BIZZARE but it's definitely a story that holds you and leaves you on the edge of your chair, I got so involved in the plot that I finished it in less than a day. To be honest, the characters are not the most lovable, right at the beginning they drop some problematic sentences and their actions around the book make you wanna punch them but somehow the reader always wants to follow and cheer for the protagonist. In the beginning, it's a little slow paced, but I guess it's necessary to understand the context and reasons that led them to do all that (not that it's justifiable), but once the plot picks up, everything happens very quickly (and sometimes even confusing, which represents too much the protagonist's mental disorder).
 I don't want to say too much so as not to spoil the story but in several parts I caught myself wondering where the author got these ideas from, how can anyone think such a disturbing thing...If you weren't already a vegetarian, after that book you'll totally become.

Jantar secreto

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