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The plot definitely plotted
“Single upstairs bedroom available immediately in Upper West Side brownstone on a quiet tree-lined street. Bedroom is fully furnished and has two large windows and lots of closet space. Large shared kitchen, dining area, and living room. Subway adjacent. No pets, no parking provided.”
Blake Porter is “intelligent, charismatic, motivated, handsome;” he has everything–except the desire to take on a tenant, until his life falls apart. “I lost my VP job. I don’t know how I am going to pay the mortgage next month since I have drained my savings.” So when his fiancee Krista suggests a temporary tenant, Blake is wary.
Whitney “is home by seven. She’s very prompt. She’s also clean and gives us rent on time, and she’s relatively quiet. She is, in many ways, the perfect tenant. And I hate her with every fiber of my being…my tenant has a vendetta against me that I don’t understand…Whitney has infested my home with fruit flies, given me a horrible rash, killed my fish, and wrecked my relationship with the only woman I’ve ever loved…Is it such an awful thing to want retribution against people who have wronged you?”
But what Blake may not understand is you never cross Whitney Cross! She will take you to the cleaners–literally! “If she has decided to ruin your life, she has a reason. There is always a reason…if you have done something to Whitney, she will never let it go. Not a year later–not ten years later. No matter how long it takes, she will make sure you pay the price…When I want something, I never let anything get in my way.”
Bodies start dropping like fruit flies while Krista keeps baking her delicious cookies: snickerdoodle, chocolate chip, oatmeal raisin, cinnamon–nothing tastes sweeter than revenge. Pour a bowl of Frosted Flakes, throw in a load of laundry and prepare to be introduced to the tenant you wish you never met!
Soo good!
4 stars I liked it not loved it
gruesome. thrilling. unexpected but expected
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