Book review. Don't open the door after midnight.

The truth of what was hidden from birth was very expected.

Lock Every Door | Don't Open the Door After Midnight

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The story of "Jules Larsen," a young woman hired to run a room in an old luxury apartment whose strange rule is not to bring outsiders in, not to publish pictures in the apartment, not to spend the night outside the room.

And then one night, she heard the scream of another woman in charge before she disappeared without a trace, and nobody mentioned her again, forcing her to find out where the woman was.

Good plot / storyline, fun, nothing complicated, easy to read, easy to understand, still haunting in the style of this writer, but not as much as expected, probably because I really liked the previous two, but didn't feel disappointed because I liked this book.

The story is not very fast, it feels a little long, it goes directly through the protagonist, starting with the present waking up in the hospital, and going back before being sent here, making me wonder all the time when I read what the heroine has arrived here, making me read it so enjoyable, plus a very flowing translation expression, so I read it and stick to my hands a lot.

Conjecture is not very difficult, some things can be guessed, there are some peak things, but of course, there are some truths that were hidden in the first place. When the answer came out, it was very peak, tried to think many aspects, but I couldn't think. I wow, deceived the reader very smoothly, or I probably stuck too much to the previous two books, so I couldn't guess.

And guessing the unsub is hard, like I'm guessing right, but there's more to it than that, or there's some depth behind it.

The last part is also expected: if you can't guess the stacked truth, it's inevitable to be more than expected, so you can say that you're upset, big-playing, and a little satisfying.

Overall, still haunting, but not as many as the two volumes translated before. What I want to say is that it is very addictive. Read and always want to know what the truth will be, make it read continuously, but there was a time before the truth was hidden a little secretly.

The book is still in your favorite criteria. If more concise, you should like it more. Anyone who likes the two volumes translated earlier should not miss it.

Author: Riley Sager | Riley Sager

Translator: Pongkhon

Publisher: Fountain

Category: Translated Literature

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