What Lies Inside by Iain Maitland

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @zooloosBT for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. What Lies Inside is a psychological genre which is about Malcolm who likes a quiet life but wants to find love and then finds Josie who has come to stay with him. Malcolm thinks it could work between them, but Josie is not so sure. I find this to be a chilling read that I could not put down. This was a brilliant read that you will get into straight the way and is a hell of rollercoaster ride that will put you on tender hooks while reading it, This book has the wow factor. The story is creepy and dark with a fantastic plot that you just want to keep reading. I do love books like this that capture you from the beginning. I read the blurb, and it was totally different from what I thought would happen, which is great that a book can keep you guessing, thinking and on your toes. Furthermore, I will be reading more from Iain Maitland in the future 5 stars. Iain’s Bio Iain Maitland is the author of three previous psych thrillers, The Scribbler (2020), Mr Todd’s Reckoning (2019) and Sweet William (2017), all published by Contraband, an imprint of Saraband. Iain is also the author of two memoirs, Dear Michael, Love Dad (Hodder, 2016), a book of letters written to his eldest son who experienced depression and anorexia, and (co-authored with Michael) Out Of The Madhouse (Jessica Kingsley, 2018). He is also an Ambassador for Stem4, the teenage mental health charity. He talks regularly about mental health issues in schools and colleges and workplaces. This is Iain’s fifth psychological thriller with Inkubator Books. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Iain’s Social Media Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iain.maitland.31 Twitter: www.twitter.com/iainmaitland Website: www.iainmaitland.net ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Publisher’s Social Media Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/inkubatorbooks Twitter: https://twitter.com/inkubatorbooks Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inkubatorbooks/ Website: https://inkubatorbooks.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Book Links Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/213309695-what-lies-inside Purchase Link: https://mybook.to/whatliesinside-zbt ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Blurb At last, Malcolm has found the perfect woman. Now he just has to keep her. Malcolm Todd seems like an average older man – he lives a quiet life in an ordinary bungalow on a suburban street. But Malcolm is hungry – he’s looking for love. There was that young woman at work with the lovely hair. That didn't work out. And the one who worked at a delicatessen. That ended quite badly. But now someone very special has come to stay, right here in his own home. Josie is young, beautiful, spirited. And it’s clear to Malcolm that he and she have a very strong connection. A connection that could lead to a truly delicious future. Josie might not immediately understand how happy they could be together. But Malcolm is sure he can find ways to persuade her…

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