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“She has no idea what he‘s saying. It‘s so loud, she can‘t hear a thing, but she doesn‘t care because when it‘s this loud and this late and you‘re this drunk, you‘re not supposed to be able to hear anything.”

I was equal parts entertained and frustrated by this story. Today‘s camera monitoring technology could easily solve the issue with the attic. This book was so ripe with red herrings that it was practically rancid, and yet, it remained an entertaining read. I might give up on this genre if this were the typical format, but it‘s certainly fun on occasion.

Yikes!! This is definitely the scariest, tensest & most stomachache-inducing/ ankle-tingling (so you‘re ready to run!) book so far for the #SpookySeasonReading! The whole idea of an intruder living in your home undetected is terrifying to me, & this book plays well into that. Well-plotted & impossible to put down, this one had me guessing, gasping & cringing! I loved it & am looking forward to catching up on the author‘s back catalog for sure!

Currently Reading:
Two Can Play in audio
Someone in the Attic in harcover

I wouldn't advise reading this one when your home alone... or in the dark 😂
I really enjoyed it... ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐

Received all my #botm #bookofthemonth #aardvark #aardvarkbookclub books today! 👏🏼👏🏼🙌🏼

Also, found this fun notebook for my sister who will find great use of it… 🤭😂

Hope everyone is enjoying Septemberrrr 🧡🧡🧡

This novel went back and forth for me. I really liked was the ending. While it was rather predictable as to the “who” I still found it to fit with the story as a whole and was surprised by the motivations of that character. I did find Julia to be an annoying character. Her reactions were not appropriate for the events and I would not have acted in the same way. She seemed not to care about big things and overreacted to others.