Leah Stevens gives up her life in the bustling city of Boston to join her friend Emmy from post college days to live in a quirky house in Western Pennsylvania.
We are introduced to the eccentricities of the house with its less than reliable plumbing, noises in the night and cats living underneath and scaring them with their mating calls which the tenants at first thought was a person screaming.
Leah sets out for work one day and strangely Emma hasn't left the rent which was due that day.
En route she encounters a roadblock and the police have discovered a body by the lake.
There was a lot of blood and one of the onlookers told Leah that it was Bethany Jarvitz - her friend Emmy.
The story hooks you in and there are obviously secrets that need to be discovered and I was eager to find out more about both Leah and Emmy.
This looks set to be a very readable and compelling thriller from the chapters I've read so far.
We are introduced to the eccentricities of the house with its less than reliable plumbing, noises in the night and cats living underneath and scaring them with their mating calls which the tenants at first thought was a person screaming.
Leah sets out for work one day and strangely Emma hasn't left the rent which was due that day.
En route she encounters a roadblock and the police have discovered a body by the lake.
There was a lot of blood and one of the onlookers told Leah that it was Bethany Jarvitz - her friend Emmy.
The story hooks you in and there are obviously secrets that need to be discovered and I was eager to find out more about both Leah and Emmy.
This looks set to be a very readable and compelling thriller from the chapters I've read so far.