The Guests by Adriane Leigh

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @zoolooBT for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. The Guests is psychological thriller and has a gorgeous front cover . The story has six narratives that each have turn for you to getting to know them and them all telling you there side of the story. There's Cole who lives in the area where the guest are staying, Ryleigh is artist but is struggling and Kerrigan her best friend offers her to stay at her private family island. Kerrigan is housewife and has a great life. Then there's Kip and Daniel. I found the first few chapters a bit hard to get into but after that I was off and could not put The Guests down. There is a great amount of suspension and tension running through the book. There are some good twists and turns that I had no clue they were going to happen. I did feel like I was on roll coaster reading this book because there was so much going on that gripped me and didn't know what would happen next. I liked the characters I think my favourite was Ryleigh and clicked with her more than the other characters. A good entertaining read 4 stars. Adriane’s Bio Adriane Leigh is a USA Today bestselling author of multiple novels and novellas. With appearances in publications such as Vogue Magazine and The Montreal Gazette, the award-winning author, in addition to writing, founded RARE: Romance Author & Reader Events, a community of internationally-renowned book conventions that draw thousands of readers and #1 bestselling authors to events around the world each year. She hosts a podcast, The Rebel Artist, and her books are translated into French, Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese. She lives on Lake Michigan with her family. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Adriane’s Social Media Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adrianeleigh Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adriane.leigh.writer/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Joffe Books’ Social Media Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/joffebooks Twitter: https://twitter.com/joffebooks Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joffebooks Website: https://joffebooks.com/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Book Links Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/220943725-the-guests Purchase Link: https://mybook.to/theguests-zbt ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Blurb Six guests are invited to paradise. Not all of them will survive. Ryleigh is a struggling artist, still trying to catch her break in theater. Her new best friend offers her a once in a lifetime opportunity — a week on her family’s private island on Lake Michigan. She doesn’t belong here. She doesn’t know these people at all. Kerrigan is the housewife with the perfect life. She has a loving husband and a glamorous city apartment. Her life is everything she could ever dream of. Her husband hates her. Their marriage is a sham. Cole is the only local on Stonecliffe Island. He’s there to make sure the guests have everything they want. He has to focus on creating the perfect experience. He can’t afford any distractions after last summer. This is his final chance. Each guest has their own villa. There are staff on-call to help with every need — a masseuse, a chef to make dinner every night, waiters pouring endless champagne. It’s going to be perfect. But a violent storm looms on the horizon. There’s no way off the island. Then, one of the guests disappears. And they won’t be the last . . .

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