Emma Reads Crime

Six authors are invited to a writer retreat by writing legend who no one actually knows the identity of, J. R. Alastor. His assistant Mila has been hired to oversee that the week runs smoothly. The week takes a sinister turn when one of the guests ends up dead…

This book has one of the best pre book maps I have ever seen, it is brilliant. Plus the author actually drew it herself.

This is the kind of book where you have to concentrate extra hard and there are a decent amount of characters, lots going on and some sneaky clues in there! So if you like light and easy, this isn’t for you!

I enjoyed this and I thought it was really cleverly done. I love who-dun-it style murder mysteries and I thought this was done really well.

I am actually shocked that this is a debut as the attention to detail is incredible and it’s written so well! I questioned everyone constantly and loads  of things shocked me!

Please check the trigger warnings before picking this up.

If you like the sound of this, it is available on Amazon here.

Have you read any good debuts recently?