Lock Every Door | Riley Sager | Book Review | Sumi Reads
"One time is an anomaly. Two times is a coincidence. Three times is proof." Luxurious apartment. Three months. Twelve thousand dollars. Sounds perfect, right? Where's the catch? Would you accept the offer? Of course there are some rules, for instance, you can't spend a night away from the apartment and can't bother other residents. Still good enough. Huh? Gothic atmosphere. The gargoyles. Ouroboros. Residents that are weirdly secretive and look mysterious. The dumbwaiter in the cupboard. All these make the Bartholomew even stranger, besides its notorious reputation owing to the various articles and tabloids. But twelve grands is a lot of money for someone who has lost their job recently and is in between apartments at the moment. "Every so often, life offers you a reset button. When it does, you need to press it as hard as you can." What could go wrong? If you're looking for some spooky vibes, Lock Every Door by Riley Sager is the perfect one for ...
