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A review by km_allan
The Eleventh Floor by Kylie Orr
4.0
When Gracie takes a rare night off from motherhood to get some sleep in a fancy hotel, she lets loose and ends up in the hotel bar. Hours later, she awakens in a stranger’s hotel room, and witnesses something from the window she’s not sure is real. When it turns out that it is, Gracie has to decide if she’ll reveal her secrets and blow up her marriage to help solve the mystery.
Boy, did this book go in directions I didn’t think it would. But that’s a good thing. It kept me on the edge of my seat, and the voice of Gracie, expertly crafted by author Kylie Orr, kept me turning every page. She was such an interesting and relatable character, and the situations she kept finding herself in were so interesting that I just had to keep reading to find out what would happen. Definitely one for those who enjoy domestic thrillers where everyday lives are broken down by lies and their consequences.
Boy, did this book go in directions I didn’t think it would. But that’s a good thing. It kept me on the edge of my seat, and the voice of Gracie, expertly crafted by author Kylie Orr, kept me turning every page. She was such an interesting and relatable character, and the situations she kept finding herself in were so interesting that I just had to keep reading to find out what would happen. Definitely one for those who enjoy domestic thrillers where everyday lives are broken down by lies and their consequences.