My Thoughts
“The Girl in Room 12” is a thrilling story that keeps readers wondering until the end. The writer makes the reader nervous by showing how the main character, Max’s wife, gets increasingly worried and suspicious about her husband. The way of writing is simple and fast to read, making it a quick and fun time.
The story is about Alice, a young lady who died in strange circumstances. It connects to the hero’s life when she finds a key card for the River Walk Hotel on her husband’s clothes. This finding makes people wonder about Max’s part in Alice’s death and his actions in general, so readers want to find out the truth.
The story is good at creating mystery and keeping up speed, but it could do better to make the characters enjoyable. The main character feels alone and unsure and needs more depth. We do not feel emotionally close to her. Also, other characters like the daughter and Alice could be better developed. This means readers want to know more about why they do things and what kind of people they are.
Even with some flaws, “The Girl in Room 12” gives a good turn that will shock many people who read it. The writer carefully hides clues all through the story. Then, a big surprise happens at the end that connects everything. But the end feels too quick, leaving some questions and story parts unsolved.
“The Girl in Room 12” is an excellent book to entertain suspense fans. Although it might not have complex characters or conclusions, it has enough surprises to keep readers interested until it’s over.
Thank you to Bookouture, and NetGalley for allowing me to read and review this book.
