Review: The Attic Room by Linda Huber

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About the Book

A father’s secret … a mother’s lie … a family mystery.

An unexpected phone call – and Nina’s life takes a disturbing twist. Who is John Moore? And how does he know her name?

Nina travels south to see the house she inherited, but sinister letters arrive and she finds herself in the middle of a police investigation. With her identity called into question, Nina uncovers a shocking crime.

But what, exactly, happened in the attic room, all those years ago? The answer could lie close to home …


REVIEW

A secret … a lie … a family mystery. Nina’s life takes a disturbing twist.

After a horrible car accident, Nina’s mother dies, leaving Nina and Naomi, Nina’s daughter, alone to find out who John Moore was.

I found this book to be well-written and suspenseful. Some chapters go back in time so the reader can understand what had happened in the past, which answers questions about the present..

Nina is a character you can sympathise with, and she shows some strength in dealing with her own and her daughters’ peril. I loved the connection between Nina and her lawyer, Sam, as they unravel the pieces of the puzzle.

If you love a mystery, and suspenseful read then this is definitely for you.

Sylv
Sylv
I am just me, a full-time mum with three gorgeous kids (well two adults and one teenager) working with authors and a blogger, originally from Portsmouth UK, in Hampshire and now based in Somerset UK

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