Do you love gripping psychological thrillers full of suspense? Then discover the best-selling The Man in the Wall today, a stunning and disturbing Scandi thriller you won't be able to put down.
Alva is a sad and lonely child. With her father locked up in prison, she moves with her mother and two older sisters to an apartment building in town. She does not like her new home. Her room is small and her sisters continue to exclude Alva from their games.
Soon a bizarre murder takes place in the building. A husband discovers his wife dead in the hall of their apartment, two weeks after she disappeared from their home.
Where had the body been hidden for two weeks? And how could the perpetrator get in and out of the apartment?
As more disturbing things start to take place, Alva is drawn into a sick and twisted game by a killer who is hiding in plain sight. But Alva is just a child and has no idea just how deadly her new friend might be...
The Man in the Wall is a thrilling and stylish Scandinavian thriller.
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[The space was dark and narrow. W crept forward with his hand on the bare walls]***
(Bloodhound Books, 21 November 2017, ebook, ARC provided by the publisher and voluntarily reviewed)
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The Man in The Wall made my flesh crawl. My skin yanked itself from my bones and crawled away into a dark corner.
This book deals with something that is a very real fear of mine: home invasion of an extreme kind. Nothing make me feel sicker to my stomach than someone watching me, invading my home and my life without my knowledge.
I loved the premise of The Main in The Wall though it gave me the chills.
This book is disturbing but completely addictive, I literarily could not stop reading it, as more and more is revealed I found it harder and harder to put the book down. The idea behind the book is completely original and unlike anything I've read in a while.
