The Intruder

A cabin in the wilderness where Casey lives, and a young girl who is covered in blood, lurking through the kitchen window. That is a creepy opening scene. For me, it was a good thriller with some sensitive topics as well. 4/5 stars :)

A compelling psychological thriller that stands out for tackling a difficult and sensitive topic, one that lingers in your mind long after finishing the book. The story is tense and unsettling, and the author once again proves how well she can build suspense and keep the reader questioning everyone’s motives. While the pacing is engaging and the twists are effective, this novel felt heavier and more disturbing than some of her other works. Not every plot development fully worked for me, as well as I saw some of it coming, but the central theme adds emotional depth and makes the story genuinely thought-provoking. Overall, "The Intruder" is a solid and unsettling read that may not be an easy one, but it’s definitely memorable.