Review: The Escape Room - Megan Goldin

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The Escape Room

Review: The Escape Room - Megan Goldin - July 2019

After reading The Night Swim and enjoying this Australian author, I knew I wanted to check out her other books and this one grabbed my attention as I also love the ideas of Escape Rooms. This book starts with a scream, bangs, and several police shots. Then jumps back in time to the story of Sara Hall and her journey of getting a job at the prestigious finance firm Stanhope and Sons. Here she ends up working with Lucy, Jules, Sylvia, Sam, and Vincent and finds herself slowly fitting in or so she believes. That is until Lucy is found to have supposedly committed suicide. Sara knows there is more to the story, but soon finds herself seen as trying to sabotage her team and ends up fired. During this time, she chats with Cathy - Lucy's mother and soon she too is dead. This causes a domino effect and we learn that Sara is the next to die. The book flips back to the present where Sylvia, Jules, Sam, and Vincent are locked in an elevator-type escape room and as the clues roll in are forced to face the consequences of what they have done in the past and with all their secrets out on the table. It looks like they may never escape this escape room alive and the only way out is in a body bag. Who is controlling the escape room and who has set them up? I loved the last few chapters of this book as it blew me away and I did not see those twists and turns coming. This has one of the best thriller endings that I have read in a while as it will leave you going OMFG and, in a way, rooting for the person behind the Escape Room. I am now looking forward to reading Megan Goldin's debut novel "The Girl in Keller's Way".

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