Remember that movie with the orphan who was actually a short 30 year old with a stalker crush on the dad?

The Cottage, a review by Tanya – The Book Review Crew The Cottage, a review by Tanya – The Book Review Crew

Either way, this tale of sperm donations, breeding challenges and small-town mores doesn’t have much to offer. Chapter 48 and Jan (ditzy and annoying) has heard someone at the cottage window about ten times so far. You may be surprised to know, for example, just how many patients experience changes in their likes and dislikes after a transplant operation ~ The Darkness Within.Outraged at seeing his brother murdered, Peter begins to throttle the Farmer to death by strangling him with a length of rope. She also wanted to raise public awareness, that many kids suffer and sometimes they’re let down by the system which should have protected them. This is the 30th book, but considering Alex has survived "Kill Alex Cross" before, chances are he survives this one. Well written, the story line is positively full of many twists and turns that lead to an unexpected conclusion.

The Cottage by Lisa Stone | Waterstones

The author's ability to create tension and a sense of unease throughout the story was what I found most captivating. As they try to get her upstairs, Peter gets sidetracked by her chest, not realizing she has woken up. If police were looking for footprints and it had rained within an hour or two, it was explained that the rain would have washed the prints away!Lisa finally made it onto the bestseller charts in 2007 with “Damaged”, a book that she wrote under the pen name of Cathy Glass.

The Cottage by Lisa Stone | Waterstones The Cottage by Lisa Stone | Waterstones

While there, he happens across some sinister locals who, upon learning that he and his companions are staying at the Barnarby Cottage, warn him to keep his doors locked and not to wander.

Yes, I know it was done to increase tension and creepiness but after the 12th time the dog barked at a random noise or a creepy knock appeared at the door I was a bit like.