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The Guest Room : a gripping psychological thriller debut, Paperback / softback Book

The Guest Room : a gripping psychological thriller debut Paperback / softback

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'Sylva skilfully illustrates an unmoored character completely consumed by a spiralling, unrelenting grief' - Kirkus Reviews'This story is taut and unsettling with a brilliant ending!' - Candis'Creepily claustrophobic' - New York Times Book Review ___________Careful what you look for.

Careful what you find. After the mysterious death of her beloved sister, Tess is grief-stricken and lonely.

She's forced to BnB Rosie's old room to pay the bills. With strangers in her home, Tess discovers a distraction: their possessions. Tempted into the room while they're out, she goes through her guests' things, imagining the stories they hold.

These forbidden glimpses into their lives and the chance of being caught are a momentary thrill - the only thing she can feel through the numbing pain of her loss, and the so-far fruitless police investigation. When handsome and inscrutable Arran takes the room, Tess finds his diary.

The entries are about an unnamed woman. Crush or obsession? Slowly, his writing takes a darker tone, and Tess can't stop reading. In her compulsion to know, to uncover the truth, there's something Tess fails to notice. She's being watched. Everyone has their secrets. This one is closer to home.

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