No. 23 has a secret. In this bedsit-riddled south London wreck, lorded over by a lecherous landlord, something waits to be discovered. Yet all six residents have something to hide.
Collette and Cher are on the run; Thomas is a reluctant loner; while a gorgeous Iranian asylum seeker and a 'quiet man' nobody sees try to stay hidden. And watching over them all is Vesta - or so she thinks.
In the dead of night, a terrible accident pushes the neighbours into an uneasy alliance. But one of them is a killer, expertly hiding their pastime, all the while closing in on their next victim...

There was certainly a mish mash of characters living in this house. I loved Vesta, Cher, Collette and the Iranian asylum seeker. There are some pretty graphic descriptions in the story so I'm glad it wasn't my bedside book.
Great story, I loved it.

A wishlist birthday gift

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Due to having to many books I was unable to get around to reading this one. It is now going off to a BC member whom runs an OBCZ

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Arrived in a box of books that have been sent for OBCZ that I manage in North Lincolnshire.
I will give this one a go before releasing it.