The Guest Room

An Addictive Suspenseful Psychological Thriller

One guest. One room. One twisted secret.

After her husband’s sudden death, Kaitlyn Harper is barely hanging on. Grieving, isolated, and drowning in bills, she makes a desperate choice—rent out the guest room of the house they once shared.

Rayne Miller seems perfect: quiet, respectful, pays in cash. But as soon as she moves in, strange things start happening. A shattered photo. A door left open. Anonymous texts that say things only her husband could have known.

Rayne isn’t just a tenant.
She’s a woman with unfinished business.
And the closer Kaitlyn gets to the truth, the more she begins to question everything—her husband’s past, her own memories, and whether the greatest threat has already found its way inside.

In this chilling domestic thriller, the line between paranoia and reality isn’t just blurred—it’s broken.

Repetitive

It’s hard to follow without thinking my phone has gone back due to how repetitive this book is. It makes me not want to finish but I’m too far in not to now.

Odd timeline

I felt like the timeline didn’t quite align throughout the story. The AI voice doesn’t bother me, but I feel like the story itself had inconsistent timeline changes. Maybe I just needed to listen closer, but I’m pretty sure there were a few differences

I couldn’t finish it

I’m so sorry…I never leave negative reviews but omg I couldn’t finish this one. I was rage listening and found myself rooting for anyone but Kaitlin.

the repetitiveness

not much of a story-there was zero backstory given and way too much repetitiveness

this book is torture

it is repetitive., it is painfully boring. I think not only the voice is AI, but the story it self seems to be AI generated. It doesn't feel natural.