BOOK REVIEW: LOCK EVERY DOOR BY RILEY SAGER

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Title: Lock Every Door
Author: Riley Sager
Published: 2019
Language: English
Pages: 384
Rating: 3/5

Summary:

A recently heartbroken and practically homeless woman can't believe her luck when she lands a job as an apartment sitter in a high-profile private building in Manhattan, but soon realises not everything is as it seems when one of her fellow apartment sitters goes missing. 

Review:

I've been meaning to try out some of this authors work for a while and I'm so glad I did!

This was a very enjoyable book and I really liked the setting, the atmosphere and the creepiness of this building. You can tell pretty early on that there's something that's not quite right and it was exciting to find out what was going on. It's a little spooky and suspenseful and I really liked that.

I liked getting to know our main character but I felt she was a little underdeveloped. I'd say this is mostly a plot heavy book though, and when the plot gets going, it's really fun, but it does take a good while for us to get there. There are several parts that felt to me like they dragged, but luckily the ending ended up being very exciting.

Overall, this was a good and enjoyable mystery thriller and I'll definitely be trying out some of Sager's other books!

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