MY THOUGHTS AND BOOK REVIEW
Michelle Crane is a popular self-made entrepreneur who owns a stationery company named Paper Crane and has a social media presence with millions of followers. Things change for Jude Quinn when she is interviewed by Michelle Crane for a home sitter job at the crane's palatial house. Jude gets the job when she least expects it. Jude has been very impressed with Michelle's social status, dedication, and hard work. Her duty is to look after Michelle's home when she is away. And thereafter, Michelle readily steps out of her home for a three-day trip. In three days, Jude has a job to do, and if she fails, she is going to be in some sort of danger.
What is Jude up to by intruding into Michelle's privacy when she is gone? Jude feels like an intruder. Jude feels like a fraud as she is trying to steal Michelle's documents that proved her identity, probably an attempted identity theft was happening here. Why and who has assigned her this task to do? Many questions creep into my mind as I read through the chapters. I was left with no clue almost at the end of the novel about who the anonymous phone caller is trying to blackmail Jude to find the documents to steal her identity. I could feel that Jude had no choice and was under pressure to save herself. The main reason she is there is all a plan of the caller. The caller - A nameless enemy.
There is another character Libby, Jude was previously known as Libby. The drastic changes in these two characters caught my interest to read the book. I loved the twist at the end and totally surprised me with all the repetitions of Jude's nature in the story. If you are looking for a suspense thriller and a nail-biting turn this book is highly recommended.
Thanks to Book Sirens, Little Fox Publishing, and Netgalley for an advance copy for my honest review.
BOOK DESCRIPTION
Michelle Crane is one of the most recognizable women on social media and if everything goes to plan, I’m about to ruin her life.
When house sitter Jude takes on an assignment acting for self-made ‘girl boss’, entrepreneur Michelle Crane, her intentions aren’t entirely professional. Michelle has something that Jude needs - and the clock is ticking on her window of opportunity to find it.
Jude’s future hangs in the balance, but when it comes down to it, will she betray a stranger to save herself?
The House Sitter is an original, edge-of-your-seat domestic thriller, for fans of Freida McFadden, Kiersten Modglin and Daniel Hurst. If you’re looking for your next one-sitting page-turner, grab this must-read today.
AUTHOR BIO
J. E. ROWNEY
J.E. Rowney is a British author who has written several psychological thrillers, including "Gaslight".
"Gaslight" is a gripping novel that tells the story of a young woman named Ella, who becomes convinced that she is being gaslit by her partner. As she struggles to uncover the truth, she is forced to confront the dark secrets that lie hidden in her own past.
Rowney's writing style is known for being fast-paced and suspenseful, with a focus on building tension and keeping readers on the edge of their seats. She is skilled at creating complex, multidimensional characters and weaving together intricate plots that keep readers guessing until the very end.
In addition to her work as a writer, Rowney is also an advocate for mental health awareness and works to support mental health charities. This theme is often present in her books, which explore the impact of trauma and mental illness on the lives of her characters.
Overall, J.E. Rowney is a talented author who has gained a following for her gripping psychological thrillers. "Gaslight" is just one example of her ability to create unforgettable stories that leave readers on the edge of their seats.
Ms. Rowney says: "I always dreamed of being a writer, until I realised that I was. Then I started to write."
You can find out more about JE Rowney on her website at jerowney.com, or follow @jerowneywriter on social media and @jerowney on TikTok
- Publisher : Little Fox Publishing (June 19, 2023)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 293 pages
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