This slower-paced mystery builds as the climax approaches, and the dual timeline adds to the dread. The tension was not so heavy and I got a little bored by the character development. None of the characters was all that interesting, and I knew who had sent the postcards from the beginning -- I just didn't know why. It was an interesting premise that fell flat for me. It was mediocre, especially after reading books by Lucy Foley and Ruth Ware. This didn't have half the tension or intrigue of most psychological thrillers, but Daryl was a creepy character I was invested in seeing him crash and burn.

Thank you to NetGalley for this ARC in exchange for my honest review.

3 STARS

The summary initially had me hooked, and I was eager to dive into what I hoped would be a gripping thriller I couldn’t put down. Unfortunately, this book fell short of expectations. It was predictable and failed to hold my attention.

The Weekend Guests follow five friendsthat met in college that get together for the weekend in Dorset. What they aren't talking about is the fact they each recieved a post card with a cryptic message about that fatefull trip they took years ago. Aline, Sienna, Rob, Michael, and Brandon are keeping secrets from each other and their partners. Now that their shared past is coming into the light will it be too late to save themselves. I loved this audiobook and how fast it went. Liza North is definately an author to look out for. I would like to thank both NetGalley and Harper Audio for letting me listen to an advanced copy of this audiobook.