~Don't Let her Stay by Nicola Sanders

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3.75 out of 5 stars

Thank you to netgalley and Dreamscape media for allowing me to read this in exchange for an honest review.


This was a fun, twisty thriller. I know that this may sound like an insult but it totally isn't because I love these kinds of movies but the book had a kind of twisty, 80's TV thriller feel to it and I was there for it.

Joanne thinks she has the perfect wife with the perfect husband, she should think again. When her husband Richard's daughter wants to come for a visit  to meet her new baby sister everything changes.  From the moment Chloe arrives  Richard starts to act strange. He begins to treat Joanne like she is imagining things. That Chloe isn't acting hostile towards her. 

Penelope Rawlins was an enjoyable narrator. I think my only issue with this was that the twist was very obvious but it didn't really ruin the novel for me.  


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