Thanks to Random T Tours & Corvus & Readers First for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
Synopsis: Rachel Lambert leaves London afraid for her personal safety and determined to uncover the truth behind the sudden death of a homeless man with links to a country house hotel called Hare's Landing.
New York-based crime reporter Caroline Kelly's career is threatened by a lawsuit and she needs some thinking space away from her job. But almost as soon as she arrives, Hare's Landing begins to reveal its own stories - a 30-year-old missing person's case and the mysterious death of the hotel's former owner.
As Rachel and Caroline join forces, it becomes clear that their investigations are intertwined - and that there is nothing more dangerous than the truth...
Thoughts: I absolutely flew through this book. It was so eerie. The way Sam Blake described Hares Landing: I felt as if I was there. All the old gothic style rooms. Made me feel chilly! As I was reading the story I kept thinking how can Rachel and Caroline’s stories bet intertwined? But there is so many twists, that all starts to make sense. It pieced together very well. Although I couldn’t work out who the murderer was, it’ll keep you guessing until the very end. I liked that some things weren’t revealed either so it really makes you think. Excellent descriptive writing!
Synopsis: Rachel Lambert leaves London afraid for her personal safety and determined to uncover the truth behind the sudden death of a homeless man with links to a country house hotel called Hare's Landing.
New York-based crime reporter Caroline Kelly's career is threatened by a lawsuit and she needs some thinking space away from her job. But almost as soon as she arrives, Hare's Landing begins to reveal its own stories - a 30-year-old missing person's case and the mysterious death of the hotel's former owner.
As Rachel and Caroline join forces, it becomes clear that their investigations are intertwined - and that there is nothing more dangerous than the truth...
Thoughts: I absolutely flew through this book. It was so eerie. The way Sam Blake described Hares Landing: I felt as if I was there. All the old gothic style rooms. Made me feel chilly! As I was reading the story I kept thinking how can Rachel and Caroline’s stories bet intertwined? But there is so many twists, that all starts to make sense. It pieced together very well. Although I couldn’t work out who the murderer was, it’ll keep you guessing until the very end. I liked that some things weren’t revealed either so it really makes you think. Excellent descriptive writing!