The Tenant

Who is this book for?

• Fans of fast-paced domestic thrillers with unexpected twists.
• Readers who enjoy suspenseful stories set in urban environments.
• Those who like books that can be read quickly in one or two sittings.
• People who appreciate dark humor mixed with tense situations.
• Readers who don't mind suspending disbelief for an entertaining plot.

Who is unlikely to appreciate this book?

• Readers seeking deeply developed, likable characters in their thrillers.
• Those who prefer slow-burn mysteries with more subtle plot developments.
• People who are easily frustrated by unrealistic scenarios in fiction.
• Readers looking for literary fiction with complex themes and writing.
• Those who dislike repetitive tropes or formulaic thriller structures.

Things online reviewers enjoyed about this book

• Fast-paced and addictive, keeping readers engaged
• Unpredictable plot twists that surprise readers
• Entertaining and humorous at times
• Easy to read in one sitting
• Builds tension and suspense effectively
• Interesting premise of renting a room to a stranger
• Explores themes of revenge and privilege
• Well-executed narration in the audiobook version
• Improved over some of the author's recent releases
• Clever and satisfying reveals

Things people didn't like as much about this book

• Unrealistic plot elements and coincidences
• Unlikable or poorly developed characters
• Predictable twists for some readers
• Slow start before the plot picks up
• Repetitive use of certain words or themes
• Anticlimactic ending for some
• Lack of depth in character development
• Formulaic writing style
• Overuse of certain tropes common in the author's work
• Potentially rushed writing leading to plot holes