‘The Girl on the Train’ Takes the Fast Track From Book to Screen - The New York Times
Margy Rochlin
Sent to him in digital form by an agent of an unknown author, Paula Hawkins, it was a novel with three untrustworthy female narrators — one of them an unhappy, alcoholic divorcée named Rachel Watson who believes she has witnessed something key to a woman’s disappearance.
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