Natalie O'Connor is an Instagram sensation with thousands of followers. With her loving husband Mike what more could Natalie want. Peace and quiet is what she wants, so Natalie books her self into Shanamore Cottages for a few days. Andrew is the manager of the holiday cottages and has a hobby, watching his guests on hidden cameras, but didn't expect to see a guest murdered.
From the premise this book came over as a creepy thriller with Norman Bates vibes. The story begins with a murder then goes back and forth with how everything came about. The story really had me invested and I wanted to see what happened and to find out more about the murder.
The story follows a few main characters, Natalie the wife, Audrey the reporter, Andrew the manager and Jennifer. There's also creepy Richard the local. All have a tale to tell and as the story unfolds all becomes clear and everything is explained.
The story had me hooked from the beginning, but didn't quite go how I thought it would. I think some things seem a little bit far fetched but doesn't spoil the story. It's always hard to explain too much where thrillers are concerned as it could give it all away.
This book certainly was a page turner and I would read more by this author. A book for me about obsession, good and bad and how it can play out in peoples lives.
Thank you to @readersfirst, and the publisher #corvusbooks for the opportunity to read and review the book.
From the premise this book came over as a creepy thriller with Norman Bates vibes. The story begins with a murder then goes back and forth with how everything came about. The story really had me invested and I wanted to see what happened and to find out more about the murder.
The story follows a few main characters, Natalie the wife, Audrey the reporter, Andrew the manager and Jennifer. There's also creepy Richard the local. All have a tale to tell and as the story unfolds all becomes clear and everything is explained.
The story had me hooked from the beginning, but didn't quite go how I thought it would. I think some things seem a little bit far fetched but doesn't spoil the story. It's always hard to explain too much where thrillers are concerned as it could give it all away.
This book certainly was a page turner and I would read more by this author. A book for me about obsession, good and bad and how it can play out in peoples lives.
Thank you to @readersfirst, and the publisher #corvusbooks for the opportunity to read and review the book.