The Locked Door

4.1

(655)

Freida McFadden

"When eleven-year-old Nora Davis was up in her bedroom doing homework, she had no idea her father was killing women in the basement. Decades later, her father is spending his life behind bars, and Nora is a successful surgeon with a quiet existence. When Nora discovers that one of her young female patients was murdered-- in the same horrific manner that her father used-- she believes somebody wants her to take the fall for this crime. The police can't pin anything on her-- as long as they don't look in her basement...."--

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Author

Freida McFadden

Pages

311

Publisher

Freida McFadden

Published Date

2021

ISBN

9798515308803

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"⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️"

Sher Free✌️

"This book is soooo twisty I love it! Very suspenseful and very well done."

Mia Corkum

"Freida’s books always entertain me and capture my attention. This one was no different. I enjoyed the whole ride and it kept me guessing until the very end!"

Skye Edelson-Bennett

"Eh, this was not great. I almost DNF it. The last 25% ish of the book picked up and itbwas easier to read. As always with a Frieda McFadden book, the twist isn’t surprising but it’s exciting to read. "

Krystyn

"This book was impressivly bad, I thought it was kinda medicore at the start but it just got worse and worse. So I picked it basically randomly off of Libby after I finished "Gone Girl" I just saw I could borrow it and liked the blurb about it. It sounded like it would be intresting so I thought "why not?" Well, theres a very many reasons why not, as I now know. First of all I don't know if I have ever disliked a main character as much as Nora, she is so whiny, disresptful, self centered, and dumb it's amazing. She's in her late 30's or somthing and she reads like a 12 year old, that's not good. It's so offputting and annoying, she doesn't act like a adult for the entire book. (Brady is like the only adult that is even somewhat believable actually) She's a dick to Brady for no apparent reason. And man is she dumb. I know it's for the plots sake, but man you can move a plot by just being more creative, gosh dang. This read more like YA then anything becuase anybody that reads this below surface leval only has to dip their toes in to see all of the inconsistency's and just outrght unbelievable things scattered all throughout the book. To sum it up all the characters were unbelievable, the plot was rough, Nora was horrible (I wanted her to end up in prison somhow) and I don't think the author has a grasp of how to write how surgens act, about how police act, about how lawers act, and how just about anybody acts in a professional setting. Think James Patterson."