Tell Me Lies by Teresa Driscoll.
After a betrayal that sent their marriage into freefall, Hannah and Sam are desperate for a fresh start with their eight-year-old daughter Lily—and where better than picture-perfect Owl Cottage in beautiful Cornwall. But something about the holiday home stirs dark memories for Hannah…When she finds dead creatures on the doorstep and hears mysterious knocks at the door, Hannah can’t help wondering whether someone is messing with her—or whether the past she’s been running from has finally claimed her sanity. As the disturbing events at Owl Cottage seep out into the local community and the police become involved, Hannah turns to Sam for help, but when he dismisses her worries, she wonders if she was wrong to ever trust him. Are the memories making her paranoid, or is this something more sinister than she dares imagine?
Really enjoyable read. Great story. Loved the scenery and how she told it. 5*.

Thank you NetGalley and Amazon Publishing UK for the eARC.
Sam and Hannah rent Owl Cottage for a week with their daughter Lily, to try and save their marriage: Sam has had an affair and Hannah is not sure if she wants to stay with him; she's devastated.
Strange things are happening in the cottage, and she has an ominous feeling in her gut. Sam poohpooh's her feelings and she wonders whether he's not the man she thought he was.
Even though Hannah has had a terrible thing happen when she was a little girl, I found her a bit hysterical and I found her at times quite irritating.
Despite that, I did enjoy the book, it was tense and exciting with a surprising ending.

Sam and Hannah are trying a last ditch solution to save their troubled marriage; the move to Owl Cottage in Cornwall with their daughter, Lily, is their hail Mary pass. But Owl Cottage is dark and creepy, Hannah hears strange noises and is left nasty little”gifts” on the doorstep. Is she losing her tenuous grasp on reality? Sam is little help, dismissing Hannah’s concerns out of hand, leaving her to wonder if she may be sleeping with the enemy