This book has been so hyped which sometimes worries me. What if it doesn't live up to the hype? But this did not disappoint in the slightest.
The story is about a young woman, Natalie. Famous for being a social influencer. She finds herself in a remote part of Ireland, Shannamore, after an unexplained hotel charge appears on her husband's visa bill. But then Natalie is brutally murdered in her sleep. How do we know? Well the book opens up with it. And that's not all. It was all caught on camera.
Why did Natalie's husband go to Shannamore? Why is their a camera in the room that she slept with? And what on earth is the deal with Richard Flynn, the supposed handyman?
This book had me gripped. I didn't want to put it down. If I'd been able to pause time, I would have read it in one clean sitting!
My only criticism of the book is that whilst the "fast forward", "pause" and "rewind" etc aspects of the book helped me to understand the chronology, I had no idea if there was any significance to the timings.
The story is about a young woman, Natalie. Famous for being a social influencer. She finds herself in a remote part of Ireland, Shannamore, after an unexplained hotel charge appears on her husband's visa bill. But then Natalie is brutally murdered in her sleep. How do we know? Well the book opens up with it. And that's not all. It was all caught on camera.
Why did Natalie's husband go to Shannamore? Why is their a camera in the room that she slept with? And what on earth is the deal with Richard Flynn, the supposed handyman?
This book had me gripped. I didn't want to put it down. If I'd been able to pause time, I would have read it in one clean sitting!
My only criticism of the book is that whilst the "fast forward", "pause" and "rewind" etc aspects of the book helped me to understand the chronology, I had no idea if there was any significance to the timings.