"Every chapter represents a daunting entrance": Freida McFadden's work, set in a U.S. motel, promises thrilling suspense for enthusiasts of the genre
In the world of thrillers, Freida McFadden's latest novel, "Do Not Disturb," has sent shockwaves through the literary community. Published on July 1, 2025, the gripping tale of a woman on the run has been met with widespread acclaim.
Set in the snow-covered streets of New York City, the story follows Quinn Alexander, a woman who flees the city after becoming embroiled in a crime. Seeking refuge, she finds herself at the "Murder Motel," an isolated and run-down establishment with a sinister reputation.
The motel is owned by a man named Nick, who is described as handsome but strange. His wife, Rosalie, appears at the window of the neighboring house, but she is sick. The motel's isolation and sinister reputation contribute to the novel's atmosphere, creating an air of tension and unease.
As Quinn settles into her room, she realizes that the motel hides deep secrets. Greta, an elderly psychic, warns Quinn of impending dangers at the motel. Each chapter of the audiobook adaptation, narrated with a relentless pace, is described as a door you're afraid to open, keeping listeners on the edge of their seats.
Fans of McFadden will find her unique style in "Do Not Disturb," with Hitchcockian undertones adding to the suspense. Quinn fears she might never escape from the motel, as each new revelation brings her closer to danger.
Intriguingly, a French translation of the novel is not yet available, but seven French thrillers are expected for the 2025 literary season. For those who can't wait, the audiobook adaptation of "Do Not Disturb" is available now in English.
"Baddie Book Reviews" describes "Do Not Disturb" as a twisted thriller that will keep readers guessing until the very end. With its captivating plot and chilling atmosphere, it's no wonder that this novel has become a must-read for thriller enthusiasts.
