Review - The Guest Room - Tasha Sylva

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The Guest Room: a gripping psychological thriller debut eBook : Sylva ... 

Review: The Guest Room - Tasha Sylva - July 2023

Tess used to be close to her older sister Rosie, that was until her sister started hiding things and pulling away from everyone from her boyfriend and family. Then one day, Rosie tried to call Tess but she didn't pick up and that night Rosie was found murdered. Her case has never been solved and Tess has moved into her sister's apartment and is renting out her sister's room as a guest room to earn some extra money. Tess has also got a job at the art gallery, her sister worked at. It's like she is trying to live Rosie's life instead of her own why does she have to be the girl who let her sister down and the one whose sister died? Tess also has a habit of snooping through her guests'' items, sometimes she finds random things and other times nothing of interest. Her latest guest Arran though, she has discovered has a journal. Throughout the novel, Tess reads his journal and it looks like he is a bit of an obsessive stalker and weirdo, except Tess doesn't see it that way. Soon she starts to believe it's about her, that is until some of the clues point in a different direction. She needs to know all about Arran's mysterious girl, but what happens when that girl also goes missing? Is Arran a killer? Was he the one who harmed her sister? The Guest Room had lots of twists and turns that kept pulling readers in all different directions and it got me thinking, how well do we or anyone know their neighbours? Are you brave enough to open your house to a stranger? The Guest Room was Tasha Sylva's debut novel and a great domestic thriller. I am now looking forward to reading more of her future titles.

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