Review: The Lake House - Kate Watterson

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Review: The Lake House - Kate Watterson - February 2022


Coming back on the bus from Auckland after spending the weekend there as I went to the Michael Buble concert which was amazing and if he came again, I definitely would see him again. I decided to get some reading done on the bus and clicked open The Lake House by Kate Watterson. I wasn't sure what it would be about but I knew I would enjoy it, as I had read a few of Kate's books and enjoyed them and who doesn't enjoy a good thriller? The Lake House by Kate Watterson takes us on a vacation that these three friends will never forget as the tragedies not only brought them together but a relationship was renewed and another one forged. Lauren, Drew, Rob, and Karen are spending some time away at Rob's uncle's vacation house but tensions will be high as Lauren is stuck in a love triangle between Rob and Drew. She is dating Drew but has feelings for Rob. Karen is with Rob, but he doesn't have feelings for her. Drew also has a secret, that will change the dynamics of his and Lauren's relationship. Not only will the group examine their feelings and emotions and sort out their love triangle, but murder has also been occurring on the opposite side of the lake as author Glen Heeston's wife has gone missing, an unidentified girl has been found drowned and now Karen. Who is killing females around the Lake and is Lauren next? Who will Lauren end up with at the end of the vacation? Find out in this action-packed vacation thriller that will possibly put you off visiting a Lake House for your next holiday/vacation. I am now looking forward to reading more of Kate Watterson’s books and if you like authors like Melinda Leigh, Melinda Woodhall, and Kendra Elliott, you will love this author.

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