The House Guest's Secret

De: Paula Andrews

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

She said she’d stay one night. She lied.

Sophie and Tom finally have the perfect life - or so it seems. A quiet village. A freshly renovated guest room. And a little extra income from the occasional overnight visitor.

Then Lena Moore arrives.

Polite. Elegant. Unsettling.

She claims she’s attending a writing retreat nearby. But the retreat doesn’t exist. And by morning, she hasn’t left.

Each day, Lena’s presence deepens.
She knows things she shouldn't.
She watches. She listens. She moves through the house like it already belongs to her.

As secrets rise to the surface - from Sophie’s past, from Tom’s, from a woman no one wants to remember - Sophie begins to realise:

This guest didn’t come for a night.

She came for revenge.

Perfect for fans of Freida McFadden, Mark Edwards, Lisa Jewell and TM Logan, The House Guest's Secret is a 13,000 word novelette - a short, sharp psychological thriller you can devour in one gripping sitting!

Different Storyline

It was a good book, I wouldn't say great but I did listen until the end. The storyline was strange to me and didn't play out as realistic. Too many things that really wouldn't occur and felt forced by the author. But like I stated, it was a good read.