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The House Guest
- Narrated by: Will M. Watt, Stina Nielsen
- Length: 8 hrs and 26 mins
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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Summary
"Brilliant, shocking and very creepy. Mark Edwards has done it again." - Elly Griffiths, bestselling author of the Dr Ruth Galloway series
A perfect summer. A perfect stranger. A perfect nightmare.
When British twenty-somethings Ruth and Adam are offered the chance to spend the summer housesitting in New York, they can’t say no. Young, in love and on the cusp of professional success, they feel as if luck is finally on their side.
So the moment that Eden turns up on the doorstep, drenched from a summer storm, it seems only right to share a bit of that good fortune. Beautiful and charismatic, Eden claims to be a friend of the homeowners, who told her she could stay whenever she was in New York.
They know you’re not supposed to talk to strangers - let alone invite them into your home - but after all, Eden’s only a stranger until they get to know her.
As suspicions creep in that Eden may not be who she claims to be, they begin to wonder if they’ve made a terrible mistake...
The House Guest is the chilling new psychological thriller from the three million copy bestselling author of Here to Stay and Follow You Home.
Critic reviews
"Tense, atmospheric, and full of twists and turns right up until the last page." (Angela Marsons, bestselling author of the DI Kim Stone series)
"I flew through The House Guest, and loved its innovative twists and turns. Mark is king of the curveball." John Marrs, bestselling author of When You Disappeared and The One
"Marvelously gripping. No one can be trusted. No one is safe. The House Guest is psychological suspense at its very best." Robert Dugoni, #1 international bestselling author of the Tracy Crosswhite series
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- Danny
- 04-06-20
not his best work
Oh gosh this is a hard one for me. Let me start by saying I am a huge fan of Mark. I think his books like the Magpies and I Follow you home, Because she loves me and many more were for me in my opinion master pieces. His books always had me staring at the wall for sometime, just in sheer what did I just read pure happiness. But when Here to stay came out I was underwhelmed and this one I feel unfortunately the same. For me it's not that wow 100 shiny stars factor anymore. I understand the pressure and how hard it is to keep up with that high level, but I have to be true to how I feel with his latest books . Did I hate it, absolutely not. Am I going to buy his next new one ?...absolutely. Am I still going to recommend his books, damn sure I will. But this one is 3 stars from me
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- David M
- 04-06-20
Really Boring
I'm a big fan of Mark Edwards, but he seems to have run out of steam with this one. Disappointingly, there's little originality in the story and the writing style is plain. Mainly, it's NOT about a house guest, it's about a person being taken into a cult while somebody else runs around investigating what happened to them - asking lots of questions. The "cult" idea is nothing new, and the main story is just an investigation. Just lots of talk and questioning. YAWN!! I couldn't relate to any of the characters, neither liked them nor hated them, and I really couldn't care less how it all turned out. I was glad when it was over. (Luckily less than 8 and a half hours long.) I didn't like the narrators either. Will M. Watt made all the female characters sound like drag queens, especially the American ones.
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- sarah l barrie
- 10-07-20
Very Very Poor
This is the first review I've left for a book. I average around 5 audio books a month and have never failed to finish one, unlike this. This book however is terrible (and I've loved most of his past books). The plot is ridiculous, the characters poorly written and the narration just topped it off! Avoid buying this as it is a waste of time and money.
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- Tom J.
- 25-01-21
An enjoyable thriller
The plot wasn't what I expected it to be, but I looked forward to listening to it and thought that the main narrator was great.
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- N. Burns
- 09-11-20
Great story, a very dodgy accent at times
this was an enjoyable listen apart from a very annoying accent for one of the key characters. there are actually two narrators in this audio book, so rather than have a male doing a very poor attempt at portraying the female characters, and vice verse, why not have the female narrator doing the female characters and the man doing the male characters? it would have made the book far more easy to listen too that it actually was! if you can get past the one dodgy accent, its well worth a listen. this is the third Mark Edwards book that I have listened too and I've enjoyed them all.
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- Astrid
- 24-10-20
Good pace and story
I really enjoyed this - it was well narrated, and the story was engaging with enough twists to keep my attention. I'll be adding the author to my favourites!
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- shaun m arstall
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highly recommended
the storyline was fantastic, the narrator came across as being really interested in the story, really highly recommended
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- Jaye22
- 19-09-20
Strangers and Lies
A young couple from the U.K. feel that things are finally going to work out. Adam a writer and Ruth an actress. Both have aspirations of making it big. When they have the chance to house sit in America for a couple on their travels they jump at the chance. They settle in and Ruth is doing well with acting but Adam is not doing too well. One night there is a knock on the door in the pouring rain and drenched a young woman called Eden is looking for the homeowners and this is a surprise visit. They hesitate but as Eden seems to know so much about the couple they decide to let her stay. Things go well until one fateful night of booze that Eden supplies they drink until they are very drunk. Adam wakes up with the headache from hell and he is alone with not a lot of recollection of the previous night and no sign of Ruth his girlfriend and Eden. Then the nightmare begins.... The narration was not too bad but the female voice was my favourite
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- Lindypops
- 11-09-20
The House Guest
I stuck with this book to the end, but nearly gave up a few times. the narrator was good , but I found the storyline a bit old hat. not up to his usual gripping storylines.
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- RubyShoes
- 03-09-20
S, accents, and missing Mark Edwards
I'll have to start with S why oh why have someone read an audio book that has a problem with S, ok it's slight but it's there and grates more and more as the book goes on and if said person can't do accents then don't try. I will admit I'm fussy about narration it can make it break a book for me in this case it broke it. As for the book itself it didn't feel like a Mark Edwards book at all I had to check that it was actually Mark Edwards on the cover. All in all a disappointment and I admit I didn't finish it. Life's too short and there are too many good books!
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- Amazon Customer
- 07-06-20
Loved the book and narration
Loved this book, however, readers beware...a previous review gave away a HUGE spoiler which all but ruined it for me. Awesome narrator...I could listen to Will M. Watt’s dreamy voice read the phone book.
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- Selene Rackley
- 04-06-20
What??
I started out really liking this story. It was different than all the usual mysteries I have been finding, and that was really refreshing. There was a bit of eye rolling on my part a few times, but still kept my interest. But I have to say the end ruined the whole thing for me. Now I feel like I've wasted about 8 hours of my life on this almost could have been good book. Don't waste your time.
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- Kindle Customer
- 07-06-20
Strange & Creepy!
I think Mark Edwards is a very talented author & I've really liked many of his books. But this one was pretty far out there! This wasn't really a horror story but more of a mind ~trip genre. It was okay but not my type of storyline. So I think other readers will certainly enjoy it. I still look forward to reading more of Mark Edwards ' books.
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- Carolina Rush
- 16-06-20
Blew Off Entire Day to Revel in this Book
What started as a casual listen morphed to a full-fledged commitment of "The House Guest." Author, Mark Edwards, has crafted a near-perfect psychological thriller in this latest release. Rest assured, this isn't your typical "stranger at the door," "amnesia incident," and/or "missing person" story so prevalent in this genre. The audiobook is fast-paced, wild ride with many twists and turns. Also, has a wide range of characters whose actions keep you guessing as much as the story itself.
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- Jonnie
- 23-08-20
Wish I had saved my credit
Was hoping for something Dean Koontz-esqu or a bit of James Patterson excitement. Barely a passable listen. Hi hum. Boring people. Boring story. Meh.
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- Flyboy
- 29-06-20
Strong start, then wobbles all over the place
This was my first Mark Edwards book, and while I didn't love it, I found his writing interesting enough that I'd choose another of his books. For me, The House Guest came in like a lion and went out like a lamb. With the exception of Adam, whose point of view most of the story is told from, I really didn't like or have any connection to any of these people. I found there were too many excuses made for Eden, and neither she, Ruth, nor Callum were ever consistently written. The final meetup between Eden, Ruth, and Adam felt like it was supposed to be some gotcha moment, but it really just fell flat. I couldn't help but wonder why Adam would let Eden get anywhere near him, despite the cardboard thin reasoning behind her actions against both him and Ruth. Despite these criticism, I did enjoy the book when it focused on Adam, and only Adam. I thought his actions while trying to find Ruth were believable, if not always justified, and I was more invested in the story when I was in Adam's head. He was a likable, if naive guy who usually got in his own way. And I thought Edwards did a great job of getting me to sympathize with Adam the handful of times when his decision worked against him. I lost complete interest in Ruth in the final third, though I actually really did enjoy the chapters. As far as the vocal performances go, the audiobook had two narrators. Will M. Watt performed when the story was focused on Adam, and Stina Nielsen performed when the action was focused on Ruth or Eden. I liked Watt's narration, but I found Nielsen distracting, and ultimately unnecessary. I'd give Watt's performance a solid 4/5, but I deducted a star overall because of Nielsen's lackluster reading.
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- barbara
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The House Guest
Wow, wow this is one of Mark Edwards best books, loved it from the beginning to the end, full of suspense and action, what a story. The narration was excellent.
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- Heather
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Great listen 🎶
Start to finish I was hooked! Exciting and believable. Narratives performance most excellent. I'm not one for sequels, but this book is an exception.
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- Kelly
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Well that was different...
Pretty brilliant. At first I thought ok, the usual formula, but then it turned into something completely different. Good narration as far as I'm concerned. As for the ending excellent wrap up. Lots of suspense, action, and complete mind *****. Recommended.
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- CrazyAboutCoffee
- 29-06-20
my favorite Edwards book so far!
I have probably listened to 10 of his books. This one really kept my interest and I didn't want to stop listening. Couldn't wait to get back to it each time. It had so many twists and turns! The narrator did an excellent job. I wish it had a sequel because he left the door wide open for one. If any of you saw that show The Following, it kind of reminded me of that. On to my next Mark Edwards book!
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