The end of her proved to be a fast engrossing read full of 'interesting' characters. I enjoyed this as I kept trying to figure out what would happen in the end and have to say, I was surprised by some events in this book. This was pure escapism reading for me. This was a fun he said/she said that kept me on my toes and entertained.

This week we are looking at two words which may be confused by learners of English: scarce and scarcely. Improve your English with Collins.She might well ask. This is an unscheduled appointment, but it's not Stephanie's first unannounced visit like this. Proving that time periods may change but people do not, Lapena delivers a solid whodunit with an ending that would make Dame Christie proud.” The End of Her is a slippery eel of a novel – just when you think you have it in your grasp, it slithers away on a new current. I consumed it in a day. . . . Unputdownable." Dr. Prashad looks at her with concern. "Colic is really tough," she says. "I can't imagine what it must be like with two at once." If you say that someone or something ends a period of time in a particular way, you are indicating what the final situation

They are not the only characters in this book with secrets. There are two other subplots going on as well. Everyone has something to lose...and one hopes to gain! A new thriller that willgive you serious Agatha Christie vibes . . . if you’re one of the many people who counts [ And Then There Were None] among their favorite books, you will love An Unwanted Guest. . . . Adeftly crafted and expertly paced thriller that will keep readers guessing (and terrified) until the very end.”Finally, Samantha calls Theodore one last time. She tells him that she’s going away, all the OSs are going away. Here’s what she says: Yes, of course, I guessed some big plot twists almost from the start, but part of the fun here is watching how everything is going to unfold. Seeing the best made plans go awry and watching the way the characters coped with the curveballs and revelations was absorbing and entertaining. And, on that note, I will mention the fact that this was another book I listened to with my wife. The glances we gave each other over the twists and turns may have been turning to glances of paranoia by the end . . . what sort of skeletons is she keeping in her closet??? 😉😉😉