I received an advanced copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.
I enjoyed this book a lot. It never tried to hide there was a mystery and honestly I figured out the big twist pretty early on. Regardless it was a fun mystery/thriller and I struggled with putting it down. The writing is well done and the characters are well developed. The book is told from Emily and Scott (her boss)’s perspectives and they’re both flawed but still relatable.
Emily is fired from her temp job but the boss has something else in mind for her - a house keeper/nanny/companion to his wife and child living in France. With no other prospects Emily accepts and finds herself in a perfect paradise isolated from everyone. No phone, no internet, no strangers.
I enjoyed this book a lot. It never tried to hide there was a mystery and honestly I figured out the big twist pretty early on. Regardless it was a fun mystery/thriller and I struggled with putting it down. The writing is well done and the characters are well developed. The book is told from Emily and Scott (her boss)’s perspectives and they’re both flawed but still relatable.
Emily is fired from her temp job but the boss has something else in mind for her - a house keeper/nanny/companion to his wife and child living in France. With no other prospects Emily accepts and finds herself in a perfect paradise isolated from everyone. No phone, no internet, no strangers.