I was super excited to read this. The story started off well, two characters at different phases of life. Throw in the enigmatic landlord and a stunning eerie house and you have a winner,right? But the deeper you delve into the story, the more predictable it gets. I think the author read fifty shades of grey and gone girl and decided to put out a combination of these books.

It doesn't really work, nothing grabs you and by the end the plot is flimsy and see through.

March 26 2017
Although there are two narrators who describe the events in alternating chapters, their voices are indistinguishable, one from the other. Is it Jane or is it Emma who is talking? The reader has to check the chapter heading to know for sure. Both women are caught up in a lurid and sensational mystery that propels the reader from one page to the next. It is suspenseful, but the explicit sexual encounters are gratuitous. This is not good literature. I would rate it 2 1/2 out of 5 stars. NC

Two stories centered around this house and its architect made for some interesting drama and narrative style in this book. While it certainly kept me reading, I felt like the reveals near the end was predictable and found it difficult to connect to any of the flawed characters.

Interesting book and a compelling read. Had me hooked.Enjoyed it.

Lots of sex, mysterious deaths, really boring. Gave up after a few chapters.

Would you take a great deal on an architectural gem of an apartment if there were strange and disquieting strings attached to the deal?

I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book and would recommend it to others if you liked the girl on the train!!

I actually really enjoyed this book and found it a compelling read...and this isn't really my preferred genre. (maybe that's why?) It was an eerie, interesting plot, without going too far down the road of gore. And I felt the book did a good job with it's ending.

This book is similar in vain to the "Girl on Train" which I found very compelling, albeit a little dark. And I preferred it to "The Woman in Cabin 10."

Dull writing, boring premise. I got through 30 pages and gave up. Pretentious and unappealing.

Unique writing style, even the font looks different. Turns out the typeface is called Sabon by a German typographer. *Spoiler alert: the title is not who you think the book is about - surprising twist. Will surely check out JP Delaney's other books. Apparently it is a pseudonym of a famous writer. I wonder who?!