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Things aren't going well for Pearl Fuller. Reeling from a breakup and struggling to make ends meet, she's sleeping on her ex’s couch and working nights at The Driftwood Motel.
The same motel that years ago was the scene of the legendary Berkman murder. They say that room 52 has been empty ever since that night. But if that's true why can Pearl see someone moving around in there? And why is she the only one who can hear that eerie voice?
No one else seems concerned, but they don’t have to spend every night sitting alone at the front desk, certain that someone is hiding out there in the darkness, watching.
The only bright spot in Pearl’s life is Noah, a guy she recently met who has drawn her in with his charm and good looks. But it's beginning to feel as though Noah isn’t who he says he is, and soon Pearl suspects he knows a lot more about room 52 than he's letting on.
Will Pearl discover the truth before it’s too late? Or is she about to open the door to a nightmare so twisted that her worst fears will pale in comparison?
The Motel – the chilling psychological thriller, perfect for fans of Lucy Foley, Ruth Ware, and Freida McFadden.
What readers are saying about The Motel:
‘I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves thrillers that not only deliver on suspense, but also leave you thinking about the characters long after you’ve closed the last page.’ -Netgalley Reviewer
‘I enjoyed this story immensely with its shocks, suspense and revelations that I quite frankly wasn’t expecting. 100% RECOMMEND.’ -Goodreads Reviewer
‘Really enjoyed this book, so many twists and turns—keeps you guessing right till the end of the book. This book is well worth a read.’ -Netgalley Reviewer
‘Dark, eerie, and addictive—this one had me on edge the whole time. The motel setting added such an unsettling vibe, and the twists kept me second-guessing right up until the end. Definitely a chilling read that sticks with you.’ -Netgalley Reviewer
‘…very much recommend it! 5 stars from me!’ -Goodreads Reviewer
‘Creepy, suspenseful, and hard to put down. …a solid thriller with just the right amount of mystery and tension.’ -Netgalley Reviewer
‘Absolutely loved it! Easy to read, great character development (Edsel is a sweetheart!), and a storyline that is intriguing enough to keep you wanting one more chapter.’ -Netgalley Reviewer
Genre: Mystery
Things aren't going well for Pearl Fuller. Reeling from a breakup and struggling to make ends meet, she's sleeping on her ex’s couch and working nights at The Driftwood Motel.
The same motel that years ago was the scene of the legendary Berkman murder. They say that room 52 has been empty ever since that night. But if that's true why can Pearl see someone moving around in there? And why is she the only one who can hear that eerie voice?
No one else seems concerned, but they don’t have to spend every night sitting alone at the front desk, certain that someone is hiding out there in the darkness, watching.
The only bright spot in Pearl’s life is Noah, a guy she recently met who has drawn her in with his charm and good looks. But it's beginning to feel as though Noah isn’t who he says he is, and soon Pearl suspects he knows a lot more about room 52 than he's letting on.
Will Pearl discover the truth before it’s too late? Or is she about to open the door to a nightmare so twisted that her worst fears will pale in comparison?
The Motel – the chilling psychological thriller, perfect for fans of Lucy Foley, Ruth Ware, and Freida McFadden.
What readers are saying about The Motel:
‘I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves thrillers that not only deliver on suspense, but also leave you thinking about the characters long after you’ve closed the last page.’ -Netgalley Reviewer
‘I enjoyed this story immensely with its shocks, suspense and revelations that I quite frankly wasn’t expecting. 100% RECOMMEND.’ -Goodreads Reviewer
‘Really enjoyed this book, so many twists and turns—keeps you guessing right till the end of the book. This book is well worth a read.’ -Netgalley Reviewer
‘Dark, eerie, and addictive—this one had me on edge the whole time. The motel setting added such an unsettling vibe, and the twists kept me second-guessing right up until the end. Definitely a chilling read that sticks with you.’ -Netgalley Reviewer
‘…very much recommend it! 5 stars from me!’ -Goodreads Reviewer
‘Creepy, suspenseful, and hard to put down. …a solid thriller with just the right amount of mystery and tension.’ -Netgalley Reviewer
‘Absolutely loved it! Easy to read, great character development (Edsel is a sweetheart!), and a storyline that is intriguing enough to keep you wanting one more chapter.’ -Netgalley Reviewer
Genre: Mystery
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