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The House Sitter
by Ellery A. Kane
Iris, a widow that lives alone and needs companionship and someone to take care of her, Lydia and Seth, her newly founded caretakers and the police investigators. These are the main characters in the story.
Told in dual timelines, we get thrown in a world that is as confusing at the beginning as it’s intriguing.
I was really invested in the story and wanted to know where this will take us because there were so many questions and actions that I didn’t see where everything will tie up in the end.
I felt bad for Iris because she had clear signs of early dementia and she didn’t always know who to trust or what to do next was heartbreaking.
She’s the only character that I got close to in this story, though. Neither Lydia nor Seth made me trust them from the first time they have been introduced.
The ending was really unexpected and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to read an intriguing domestic thriller .
Very grateful to the publisher for my review w
Told in dual timelines, we get thrown in a world that is as confusing at the beginning as it’s intriguing.
I was really invested in the story and wanted to know where this will take us because there were so many questions and actions that I didn’t see where everything will tie up in the end.
I felt bad for Iris because she had clear signs of early dementia and she didn’t always know who to trust or what to do next was heartbreaking.
She’s the only character that I got close to in this story, though. Neither Lydia nor Seth made me trust them from the first time they have been introduced.
The ending was really unexpected and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to read an intriguing domestic thriller .
Very grateful to the publisher for my review w