A great story which keeps you guessing what is really going on, followed in with some good twists to keep you on your toes.

Thank you to Netgalley and the publishers for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

This book was really disappointing. The premise of this book sounded so fascinating and unique, and I had such high hopes for it. But, the execution just fell flat; the characters were dull and uninteresting, there were a tonne of plot holes, it just didn't have the creepiness that I was expecting, and I found myself rushing through it just to get to end.

This book had me gripped from the start. Freya and her daughter Skye are offered a seemingly too good to be true apartment in a stunning building. What uncovers is a plot twist you wouldn't imagine. Great writing that had me wanting more.

Slater sure knows how to write one heck of a thriller! She does an amazing job at setting up the hook in a way that absolutely hooks you and keeps you hooked until she’s reeled you all the way to the end! This book was unputdownable, chilling, thrilling, shocking, and full of twists and turns! It is what you expect in a thriller, but don’t always get! I highly, highly recommend, rather it be your first thriller or millionth! You will not regret picking this up, unless you have plans that make you have to set it down, even for a minute!
Will make sure to buzz it up on all the different platforms! Will use low amazon reviewer number on release date!

This book gripped me from the start and didn’t let up: the plot of the novel is the best thriller I’ve read since girl on the train. I adored it! A perfect book to be sequestered with for a spooky night at home! Finished it in one day! Excellent

I loved this book! What a spooky thriller. Set In London, Freya and her daughter are lured into living in a high class home apartment for a reduced rate. I was invested in Freya’s story the entire time but the ending was a little too far fetched for me. This one is definitely worth a read and had me hooked all the way until the end.

THE APARTMENT by K. L. Slater is a psychological thriller about a woman and her daughter who move into a new apartment and that’s when her life takes a turn. This novel is set in London so it was fun to read due to all the British colloquialisms. It was also fun to read this book for the mystery aspect. I didn’t find this book particularly thrilling but it was a quick enjoyable read.

While The Apartment had some moments of greatness, the unbelievability of it all made it border on ridiculous in my estimation. I kept reading in the hopes that it would get better, but sadly, the ending felt very contrived and equally as unrealistic. While the entire story was creepy, there were no great aha moments for me, just a struggling woman who couldn’t see what was happening and drug her child right along with her into the nightmares. I’m not sure what would’ve made it better...maybe if the author had taken more time to develop the storyline, it would’ve drawn me in more. The various characters seemed to pop in and out randomly as the situations jumped around. I had such hope that I would like this one...sadly not.
Thanks to NetGalley for an advanced copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.

little whispers was the first book i read by this author and i finished it and began this book the exact same day and i inhaled this book adn finished it in like two days (i am late on reviewing) .. I loved how i read two back to back books by the same author and was given two completly different stories. the only thing the two books shared was a family from lower means being thrown into a world when they are now living in luxury.. This story was wayyy better than little whispers and i super did not guess the TA DUM moment. Again i wish it was a bit better developed but it was quite good. I will read another by this author any day. This book stays with you with its creepy value. Another successful book!

Freya has fallen on hard times after the death of her husband and needs somewhere to live. Her and her daughters luck changes when she meets the mysterious Dr. Marsden who offers them an apartment in a very upmarket part of London for next to nothing rent. But as always if something seems too good to be true, that's usually because it is!
This book took my breath away. It had such a deliciously eerie, creepy feeling the whole way through and kept me guessing right until the very last page.
Thank you Netgalley for my copy of this book in exchange for my honest opinion.

Thanks to Netgalley and the publishers for the ARC of this book.
It was a really fast read which I like but I didn't really engage with Freya which was disappointing as I like to feel attached to the book. I would have expected her to be a little less naive we all know if something is too good to be true it usually is. I didn't feel comfortable with "the experiment " inserts and felt that added little to the overall story. The suspense part however was really well written and an unexpected twist.

Thank you to netgalley.com for the opportunity to read this ARC. It is an easy read and a good book for a little diversion from the 40 years of 2020 we have currently lived. Too many characters and too many plots clutter the story and the majority of the characters are creepy or just unlikable. Even Freya needs a good wake up slap. She has a smart phone, she has a computer, but she uses the former mostly for texting and the latter is an afterthought. I don’t doubt that her daughter Skye is going through a rough time at a new school, but she does her best to make the child’s life miserable and Freya May love her daughter, but in her choice for “posh!” the child is largely ignored. Even her former husband’s actions and death (not a spoiler, it’s introduced in the opening pages) doesn’t elicit any sympathy from the reader. There aren’t any real twists, turns or surprises. The title could use a little work, too. It is unimaginative and how many other books have used ‘The Apartment’ or a very similar title? Yes, there’s an apartment. Given the weakness of the storyline, the title needs some pop or this book will be on the 75% off table 8 weeks after publication.

Ending was anticlimactic. I feel like it was resolved too quickly. Lots of build up for little return. It was engaging enough that I read it through in one sitting.

Not fantastic character development, I never connected to any of them.

This gave me lots of Lock Every Door vibes. Kept me guessing, I couldn’t figure out the end but then looking back I wondered how I missed it.

First time reading a book by K.L.Slater and I am a little torn. The storyline was interesting, almost atmospheric to Rosemary's Baby with the weird house full of strange older tenants. There were some interesting tidbits thrown in and it was a fast read. However, I felt the book was lacking in some storylines. I wish the author had given more history on the 1920s experiment and the subjects involved. I also felt the conclusion was rushed and wish that I knew more how little Skye had been affected. All in all a nice departure from the usual psychological thriller.
Thanks to Netgalley and the publishers for an ARC.

Freya feels like her life is in shambles and she can’t hold anything together for her 5 year old daughter. So when they get what seems like the opportunity of a lifetime to move into a glorious new apartment, she must act on it. But then she starts hearing noises and things around the apartment start getting moved around with no explanation and she feels like someone’s watching them constantly. So who’s watching her and her daughter and why??

I’m torn on reviewing this one and I can’t really pinpoint why. It was a fast read (which I love) and I really liked the whole premise of this one. It struck me as a tad different from so many others, but I just didn’t feel it when reading it. The ending was quite interesting for me, but I needed the story to come together more.

Thanks to NetGalley, K.L. Slater and Thomas & Mercer for this ARC!

Have you heard the adage ‘too good to be true’? Sometimes, though, the situation forces you to look past that adage and that little niggling doubt in the bottom of your stomach, hoping against hope that maybe THIS TIME, it really is a good thing happening to you. Freya Miller lost her husband and therefore, her income, which resulted in her losing her home. Now she is searching desperately for somewhere for her and her young daughter to live while she also searches for a job. Enter Dr. Marsden with an awesome opportunity: a small apartment for rent where the rent depends on the person’s ability to pay.
Soon Freya and her daughter Skye relocate to beautiful Adder House. Shortly after that strange things begin to happen. What do you do when you have no where else to turn except a friend’s couch?
I found this to be an enjoyable book. I sympathized with Freya and her daughter because it seemed as if they just could not catch a break. This book will definitely keep you on the edge of your seat as the tension rises, and you begin to wonder just what will happen next. Thank you to NetGalley, the author and publisher for the opportunity to review this book. K.L. Slater has done it again!

My review is up on my YouTube Channel - spoiler free.

Long story short, this was such a great psychological thriller. I stayed up until 2:55am just to finish it!

An enjoyable if not slightly farfetched plot. If something seems too good to be true it probably is!
Freya is approached in a cafe by Dr Marsden offering her an apartment in a prestigious part of London with a peppercorn rent but what is the true cost of moving in?
An intriguing book that left me with further questions about Freya and her past.

A light psychological thriller!

Strange things happen when a recently widowed Freya and little Skye move to Adder House. Every one they meet is creepy in their own way and its upto Freya to understand what's going on and escape it

This is the first book of this author that I have read and it didn't disappoint. The engaging writing style made it a quick read. Only question will be that why a woman who has already had people break trust, believe when an old man offers her a great place on platter!

Thank you publishers and Netgalley for my copy

I have always been a Slater fan, so I was thrilled to read the latest! The plot revolves around mom Freya and daughter Skye renting a too-good-to-be-true apartment at a too-good-to-be-true price. Is the apartment all that it seems, or is spookiness awaiting them? This thriller was a wild ride. I even found myself holding my breath to see how things would fair for the duo. This book isn't revolutionary in it's content or plot line, but I still really enjoyed it! Thank you to NetGalley and Amazon Publishing UK for a copy of this book for an honest review.