The Vacancy in Room 10

De: Seraphina Nova Glass

Narrado por: Brittany Pressley, Stacey Glemboski

A 2025 Edgar-Award Nominee!

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"[An] entertaining thriller [that] maintain[s] tension and intrigue through to the satisfying end. The author’s fans will devour this.” —Publishers Weekly

The Paris Apartment meets The Wrong Family in this thrilling tale of crime, passion and murder set in a run-down apartment complex packed with shady characters willing to go to deadly lengths to keep their darkest secrets from the stranger in their midst.

When Anna Hartley’s husband, Henry, calls her with a terrible, guilty confession, she can’t believe what she hears. It has to be a bad joke—the mild, predictable artist she married would never hurt a fly, let alone commit murder. But her confusion turns to horror when police find his body washed up on the banks of the Rio Grande.

Desperate for answers to the millions of questions his untimely death has raised, Anna checks in to The Sycamores, the run-down motel turned apartment Henry rented as an art studio. As she absorbs every bit of gossip the eclectic mix of residents are willing to share about her husband and each other, she begins to piece together a picture of a very different man than the one she married, and the life he led behind her back. The more she learns, and the less sense things seem to make, she finds herself wondering: Did she ever really know Henry at all?

But Henry’s secrets aren’t the only ones; as Anna’s search for clues expands, Cass, the mysterious, jaded motel manager, seems more and more determined to keep Anna in the dark. And when threatening letters start appearing at her door, Anna has to decide what’s more important—the truth, or her own safety.

Looking for another heart-pounding thriller? In bestselling author Seraphina Nova Glass’s upcoming thriller, NOTHING EVER HAPPENS HERE, new threats and hidden secrets in a small town spark a desperate race against time...

Other thrillers from Seraphina to keep you up all night:

• The Vanishing Hour
• On a Quiet Street
• Such a Good Wife
• Someone’s Listening

©2024 Seraphina Nova Glass (P)2024 Harlequin Enterprises, Limited

Super fun characters and unpredictable plot

I especially liked the conversations between characters- very realistic and relatable. Funny even! Twisty plot that kept me guessing. Bravo! Fantastic narration too! Will listen to more from this author.

Another great one from Seraphina!

The story has just the right mix of suspense and great character personality that keeps you wanting more. The readers did a great job as well, brought a lot of feeling to the characters. My

an element of mystery and adventure

Great book! I Ioved the characters, especially Cass, whom I can relate to. It’s about love, betrayal and enlightenment with an element of mystery. Loved it!

so good

Loved this book. kept me on the edge of my seat. going to look for another by this author.

Entertaining

I went in to this book blind. Both narrators were great. I didn’t even notice until half way through that it was more than one narrator. Characters were likable unlike The Paris Apartment, which this book is compared to, I wasn’t a fan of that book at all.

Something different

This one was different from most of the mystery books that I’ve read lately. I liked the characters and the story line was good

unpredictable

Good story fast listen. over all good book not the best but it was a good book.

Fun ride!

I really liked this book. Great story line. I don’t review books often, but this was a thoroughly enjoyable listen.

Awesome book

I can’t find anything i dislike. I enjoyed every single minute of this book. The twist and turns kept me wanting more.

Worth one read through

It wasn't anything ground breaking or memorable, but it kept me engaged, had good character development, and I wasn't ever bored. The plot was a little lacking, mainly because some of the decisions of the two main characters were absolutely dumb, and one of the biggest plot driving decisions made absolutely no sense, no matter how many times she tried to justify it (not handing over the recording) but despite some of the dumb decisions, the characters were sympathetic and mostly likeable. It was worth a credit, but not one I'll remember once I'm halfway into the next book...but what matters most to me is that I'm entertained throughout, provided that the author doesn't use one of the 3 tropes that will tank a book for me. This one comes close...but doesn't quite veer into the villainous dialog that wraps it all into a neat bow so that the author does have to work to explain things in other ways.