The ending lines of the movie summarizes the entire premise perfectly just like it also gives us quick recap about the plot of this book in few words:

This book absolutely reminded me of one of my favorite indie thrillers named “Ready or not!” At that movie: new bride finds herself a very deadly cat-mouse game at the mansion of her family in law. What is it about Harry that made him give her that tape? A thing that has the power to destroy everything? As she ramps up her quest for the truth, she must endure the Holbecks' savage Christmas traditions all the while knowing that losing this game could be deadly. At their first meeting, Robert slips Harry a cassette tape, revealing a shocking confession which sets the inevitable game in motion. Harriet is drawn to the glamour and sophistication of the Holbecks, who seem to welcome her with open arms, but everything changes when she meets Robert, the inescapably magnetic head of the family. Īfter all, even though he's long severed ties with his family, Edward is set to inherit it all. It was only a matter of time before they were pulled back in. For years, they've dominated headlines and pulled society's strings, and Edward left them all behind to forge his own path. In love and freshly engaged, their bliss is interrupted by the reemergence of the Holbecks, Edward's eminent family and the embodiment of American old money. Harry is a novelist on the brink of stardom Edward, her husband-to-be, is seemingly perfect.

Or a lethal game of survival? One woman finds out what it really takes to join the 1% in this riveting psychological thriller from the New York Times bestselling author of Something in the Water, Mr.

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