The Locked Door by Freida McFadden

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


Nora Davis had no clue that while she was doing homework in her bedroom, her father was killing women in the basement of their family home.
Now, as an adult, Nora is a successful surgeon and keeps her past locked away. With her father behind bars, Nora believes she is safe – until one of her female patients is killed in the same horrific manner her father would murder his victims.
Someone knows Nora’s true identity – and they want her to take the fall for this crime.

I enjoyed this one immensely. It had some of the greatest twists and turns. Nora’s psychological fear was intense.
I generally finish this in one sitting, but I wanted to savor it for a few days. Great job, McFadden!



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