Review: The Locked Door - Freida McFadden








Review: The Locked Door - Freida McFadden - June 2021

This book starts with us meeting Dr. Nora Davies drinking in a bar when she is watching Jeopardy on the bar TV and it asks who was known as the serial killer "The Handyman". The answer is Aaron Nierling - we then learn that Nora's father is Aaron and that when she was eleven years old, she discovered her father was killing females in their basement. Nora turned her dad into the police when she discovered the body of Mandy. Twenty-Six years later, Nora is busy working as a surgeon and living her life under her new identity. That is until one of her patients turns up dead in the same manner as her father killed. The thing is though, he is stuck in prison and that means there must be a copycat out there. What happens though when the evidence is pointing towards Nora being the killer and following in her father's footsteps yet she's innocent? Who is trying to set her up? Is it her past lover Brady who has come back into her life or one of her disgruntled patients? I have to admit, I didn't see the twist coming in this book when the actual killer was revealed. However, I did feel that the ending was rushed and I felt like it could have been fleshed out a bit. Overall, though The Locked Door was a good thriller read and this was the second Freida McFadden I have read I look forward to reading more of her books.

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