The Clinic is set in an exclusive resort, offering cutting edge program to fight addiction by a psychiatrist from Switzerland. It set in an Idyllic location, cut off from the world, complete with rolling fog. A place that seems too good to be true and the perfect place for a locked room mystery.

Told from a dual point of view, we have two very different characters investigating the death of singer Hayley. Her sister Megan, who had one of the most interesting jobs I think I’ve come across in a novel, in the role of an unreliable narrator and to counteract her- clinic manager Cara, a no nonsense manager with a secret past. To round this out we have a host of famous patients and staff members, all with their own secrets. Once the secrets came out, they came pouring out and then all three twists and turns started and I was kept guessing right up until the end.

I loved the short, sharp chapters and the different take on treating addiction and trial. It was interesting to see the authors note at the end where we find out she’s had her own rehab experience (hopefully with a lot less drama than this one!). This is my first novel by Cate and I’m keen to go back to read her earlier ones now.

Great read!! Many twist and turns ! I really enjoyed the characters !! Definitely a binge read. I do believe the plot could have thickened a bit but all in all I did enjoy the book. No spoilers here

This was a great thriller! I loved the twists towards the end of the book! T he only thing was I felt some of it could probably be trimmed off the book. It felt very long for a thriller. I still enjoyed the book though. I would read another book by this author!

"Sometimes it's the hands you don't play that win the game."

Twisted and dark with an ending I never saw coming!

Meg's famous, well-loved sister is in rehab. But it's the news that her sister died there that rattles Meg. Haley has always been her strong, independent older sister. There is no way she would have taken her own life. Meg is determined to get into the rehab center and figure out what is going on.

But the rehab center is for the elite. Located on a damp, dark Oregon coast - secluded and heavily locked down to keep famous stars' dirty secrets from the press. Meg uses her job to get her into the center and, as soon as she gets there, she gets down to investigating what happened to her sister.

This book is so good! There are over 100 chapters because chapters are very short. You get a few perspectives but they had unique voices so easy to tell apart. Rehab is hard - and almost everyone is working through trauma and it has a way of clouding their thinking. It was so hard to know who to trust.

The tension was good, the pacing was perfect. The jumbled, short chapters kept me flipping thinking "just one more. Okay, just ONE more." I love when I don't see the ending coming. This was such a fun read.

A huge thank you to the author and publisher for providing an e-ARC via Netgalley. This does not affect my opinion regarding the book.

I couldn't stop turning the pages!!! It kept me guessing and then I thought I figured it out, but nope. Really excited to check out other works from this author

Psychological thriller that had a strong start but I struggled finishing this book as it progressed.

Many of us have been affected by addiction whether it’s ourselves or watching a friend/family suffer through it. I was drawn to this book because of the premise. The beginning helps strong but it just fizzled out for me. It became predictable and slow.

I enjoy the idea and if you are a slow burn reader then this book would be for you!

The Clinic is a book I thought I would enjoy. A police procedural, an isolated and luxurious rehab clinic, various celebrities struggling with their demons as they go through detox, and the mysterious death of one of the patients. What’s not to like? For one thing, the length of the book. It seemed like forever to reach the final page and I think it could have been condensed a bit in order to maintain a better pace. It would have certainly helped me maintain my interest.

The story is told from the points of view of two women – Cara, the administrator of the clinic, and Meg, who is posing as a patient (and she should be) while she investigates her sister’s death. The characters were, for the most part, somewhat unappealing. I liked Officer Meyers the most. The others? Not so much.

I think the biggest problem I had with The Clinic is that it felt choppy. One minute it’s all about rehab, drug addiction and its effects, and the next minute the investigation into the mysterious death comes back into play. I wish I would have enjoyed this book more. In the end I was just glad I had finished it. It’s a valiant first effort for Ms Quinn so I will give The Clinic three stars. NetGalley provided an advance copy.

Overall, I liked this one until the very end. The characters are interesting and keep you wondering who could be responsible for Hayley's death. Is it the shady head of the clinic? The psychologist? Another patient at the rehab? And who is the man with the playing card eyes? What trauma are Hayley and Meg running from? Ultimately, unfortunately, the ending played out in a way that I didn't find plausible and it detracted from my previous enjoyment of the series. There were too many logical leaps required to believe the ending and I just couldn't get there.

A huge thank you to the author and the publisher for providing an e-ARC via Netgalley. This does not affect my opinion regarding the book.

The Clinic by Cate Quinn, is a psychological thriller which is one of my favorite genres to read. I found this to be an entertaining read, and would recommend it to others.

I received an ARC from NetGalley and Sourcebooks, and I am leaving this review voluntarily and the opinion expressed here are my own.

Unfortunately, I just couldn't get into this book. I'd read a few chapters, put it down, and then week's later pick it up based only on my determination to see it through.

The Clinic isn't a terrible book, mind you, it's just not that great either. In a sea of incredible thrillers constantly released, I found this middling.

I'm a new fan of multiple POVs, but didn't really enjoy either perspective. Even with the shorter chapters, the book seemed to draaag. The cover pulled me in, but the story left me wanting. While I wouldn't rec this to a friend, I wouldn't outright tell someone not to read this. There seem to be a lot of reviewers who enjoyed the book, so perhaps it's just not for me.

Thank you to NetGalley and Sourcebooks Landmark for the e-ARC I received in exchange for an honest review.

Couldn’t put this one down! I love the different character perspectives and unpredictable plot twists. I kept thinking I had it figured out but then something else happened to change my mind. Great character development as well, deals with the topics of addiction and trauma with a fresh eye-opening viewpoint. This book is a thriller and family drama all in one.

For those battling addiction, rehab can be a difficult experience that nevertheless offers hope for a better future. But in The Clinic by Cate Quinn, a young woman suspects that something dark and threatening is happening at a rehab clinic for the rich and famous—so she checks herself in to find answers.

Full review published on NightsAndWeekends.com and aired on Shelf Discovery.

I'm so mad at myself for reading this whole book. I am just going with the fact that I'm so dang nosey that I had to know how it was going to wrap up.

Meg's sister Haley Banks is a famous singer. Get used to hearing Haley Banks name because this book only mentions her name about five thousand times. Anyways Haley Banks goes to rehab and ends up dying. Her death is being ruled a "suicide" but Meg just knows she was murdered.

Meg has some issues with alcohol and pain pills so she decides to check into the fancy pants rehab that Haley was at. Once there we meet all the famous people at the rehab and they all a bit out there.
Then the book tries too damn hard.

Please do not read this book thinking it's the truth of rehabs. There's so much that happens in this high class rehab that had me "what the fuck" ing.
Each chapter is told by either Meg or one of the workers named Cara. And every chapter tries to end on a semi cliffhanger.

Then the twists. I do not even have words for how aggravated I was with them.

I'm putting my own self in time out for finishing this book.
Booksource: Netgalley in exchange for review.

Wow! I really enjoyed this! The story was written well and I did not guess or see the twist coming.

Thank you Sourcebooks and NetGalley for this copy of The Clinic in return for my honest review.

I loved this book! The pacing kept me burning the midnight oil because I couldn't put it down. I'm a sucker for a good twist and The Clinic did not disappoint. I haven't read Cate Quinn's previous books but I've added them to my TBR list.

Thank you to Sourcebooks Landmark for the free review copy, this is my honest opinion that I am leaving voluntarily.

The Clinic starts of with Haley Banks point of view of her death while in recovery at a luxury rehab center, then switches to the manager's point of view as she deals with the dead body and the police arriving, then switches again to Meg, Haley's little sister, as she pulls a sting operation on loan sharks operating in a casino and then finding out about her sister's death on the news. The rest of the book follows Meg's journey in to finding out what happened to her sister.

The characters do not set out to be likable, and I didn't like them, but I still really enjoyed the story. Rehab can be a wonderful thing, but so often it's not, there's a very long history of rehab clinics being underfunded and putting their patients into situations where they wind up relapsing. Finding out that the author based the experiences at the rehab, minus the murder and general creepiness on their own personal experience with addiction makes this all the more important. The story is good, but the social commentary on rehab clinics, mental illness, and addictions is very well done.

If you enjoyed Girl, Interrupted, you might like this book. Other books that this book reminded me of: The Sanatorium by Sarah Pearse, Rachel's Holiday by Marian Keyes, We Have Always Lived In The Castle by Shirley Jackson.

Twists and turns abound!
This was the first book by Cate Quinn that I've read, and it won't be the last. Prepare to lose sleep as you'll be sucked in within a few minutes and won't want to put it down.
No point in rehashing, and potentially spoiling, the plot. Read the blurb. Better yet, just buy the book, you won't be disappointed.

Pro's:
Character development
Plot
Story
Well-written
Twisty!

Con's:
Nada, zip, none, zero.

Thanks to NetGalley and Sourcebooks for the ARC!

I really enjoyed everything about this book. I was on vacation while reading it and had to find time to get back to it because I was so invested in the story. I haven't read anything from this author before and look forward to reading more.

This book was right up my alley. I absolutely love the cover and it sucked me in right away. It was an addicting read for sure. I really enjoyed the plot of the story and the setting. It was a very interesting story with lots of twists and an awesome ending. A perfect mystery/ suspense for sure. The author did great and I'll be checking out more books by her.

Thank you Netgalley & Sourcebooks Landmark for giving me the chance to read and review this book.

I really liked this psychological thriller. I was enthralled in the beginning of the book and couldn't put it down. I really liked the dual perspective and short chapters. I connected well with Meg and really liked all the detailed descriptions in the writing. The best thing is that it touches on sensitive topics like addiction and mental health and it was nicely intertwined into the storyline. The only feedback I'd give is that the medical aspect could've been researched more.