3.5 Stars
Elena moved in to a townhome temporarily while on a bit of a hiatus from her marriage. During this trial separation, she will allow herself no contact with her husband – instead focusing on herself and her career . . . which sadly is kind of non-existent. Living on residuals from her one hit novel, Elena passes the time proofreading other’s writing, having Friday night dinner with her sister and sitting at the kitchen window . . . . .
Until she finally decides to take her publisher’s advice and . . . .
“Dig where you are.”
And then????
“It’s like what I write has repercussions in what takes place in the Storm house.”
I snatched this one after seeing my friend Michelle’s review and I’m happy to report I was not disappointed. While not quite as good as The Woman in the Window, this was waaaaaay more of a satisfying domestic thriller to me than The Girl on the Train. I enjoyed the three narratives (Elena, the husband and the new book) and didn’t mind that I kind of new what was going on before the big reveal. 3.5 Stars.
ARC provided by NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
Until she finally decides to take her publisher’s advice and . . . .
“Dig where you are.”
And then????
“It’s like what I write has repercussions in what takes place in the Storm house.”
I snatched this one after seeing my friend Michelle’s review and I’m happy to report I was not disappointed. While not quite as good as The Woman in the Window, this was waaaaaay more of a satisfying domestic thriller to me than The Girl on the Train. I enjoyed the three narratives (Elena, the husband and the new book) and didn’t mind that I kind of new what was going on before the big reveal. 3.5 Stars.
ARC provided by NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
Thank you, NetGalley!
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