It should have been the perfect weekend…
Work colleagues
Nicole, Margo, Paisley and Audrey all appear to be looking forward to a weekend
away at Nicole’s luxurious beach house on the Dorset coast. It should be a
chance for the women to kick back, relax and regroup after a stressful moment
at work.
But this is no
normal girls’ getaway. And the beach house is no normal home. This place holds
dark secrets for Nicole, which threaten to be revealed when its doors are
opened.
And unbeknownst
to host Nicole, each of the three other guests all have secrets of their
own…and some of them could be deadly.
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When a group of employees plan a weekend away to
“brainstorm” ideas to save the business, something a little more sinister is
afoot. A group of people, each with their own secrets, some wishing to reveal
all whilst others desperately hoping to keep theirs to themselves.
Honestly, none of the characters were that likeable (which
added the intense atmosphere), all are very selfish in their own ways, all in
it for their own benefit, although there is one who you may be surprised with by
the end, I genuinely didn’t have them down as doing something to help another. I
couldn’t really see a genuine friendship connection between them, even for a
group of employees – it read as them being awkward around each other, which
added to the tense and uncomfortable feel of the book.
The story was told from multiple points of view, which I
like and really brought the story to life as each character gave a different
twist on what was playing out.
I found the story played out quite slowly, it took quite a
while for anything to really happen but once it did everything started
unravelling quite quickly, culminating in dramatic events.
I wasn’t overly surprised with the outcomes, the clues are
there all the way through, but I did like how it was put together, how the
setting enhanced the mood of each character.
An interesting, tense read.
Author Bio:
Nina Manning studied psychology and was a restaurant-owner and private chef (including to members of the royal family). She is the founder and co-host of Sniffing The Pages, a book review podcast. Her debut psychological thriller, The Daughter in Law, was a bestseller in the UK, US, Australia and Canada. She lives in Dorset.
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