Strangers on a train

In 'Strangers on a Train', Patricia Highsmith crafts a gripping narrative about Guy Haines, an architect, and Charles Bruno, a wealthy socialite, who form an unlikely bond on a train.

Bruno proposes a sinister plan to swap murders, which Guy initially rejects, but Bruno's actions soon entangle Guy in a dark game of cat and mouse.

The novel explores themes of psychological tension, moral ambiguity, and the blurred lines between good and evil.