Thank you for a free arc of this book by one of my favorite authors. Nora is the daughter of a serial killer and she leads a difficult life...but is she also a serial killer? Or is she a doctor that saves lives?? This book does a great job of keeping that suspense going of a suspicious narrator. You dont know who to trust or what is really going on. A great thriller and a fun ride.

Thank you to Netgalley, the publsihing house and the author for the opportunity to read a comlimetary copy of this book in return for a review based upon mt honest opinion.

Another great book by Freida McFadden! She hooked me right from the start with this book, lots of twists and turns and I so did not see that final twist coming. My only small complaint would be that after the final twist, I felt like the remainder of the book wasn't really necessary.

Nora is a surgeon, she loves her job but she hides a past that no one knows about. Nora's father is an infamous serial killer, he was arrested when she was 11. She has changed her name and tried to move past it. But someone knows who she is, someone has been killing in the same manner as her father, someone is watching her; but is Nora who and what she says she is, or is she something darker. Great read!

I love how her books have short chapters. I also enjoyed how it kept going back to the story of her with the little girl. I really thought it would be one way and not the other.
The ending really threw me. I wondered if it would be the Dr. the whole time.

As dark and suspenseful as McFadden's other novels, although not quite as compelling as The Housemaid series. Thanks to the publisher for the ARC.

Thanks net galley and Freda McFadden for this amazing thriller it actually kept me up at night reading it as could not put it down, superb does not come near what I thought about it.
Nora is a successful surgeon, but her father is a psychopathic murderer who has killed at least thirty woman without any remorse he’s a monster and all Nora wants to do is to forget all about him and get on with her life.
Nora changed her name and hoped no one would ever find out who her father was.

But that was not going to happen someone has found out about her and is making Nora very scared.
I never guessed the finale about this amazing book.

Ohhh Freida you are so good! I have read 4 of her thrillers in the past few months and have fallen for all of them! She is a fantastic writer and always keeps the twists coming!

How Freida McFadden can keep her day job as a surgeon is baffling to me, keeping current with reading her novels is an almost full time job. While they are all good, I especially enjoyed this one. Nora (also a successful surgeon) keeps her private life to herself. I would too if my father was a notorious serial killer. The secret is forced out when Nora’s patient is killed in the same style as her father’s victims. We are off and running with a fast paced and well executed thriller that kept me on my toes and on my couch until I was done.

Freida McFadden knows how to write easy-to-read page-turners. This one was suspenseful and featured intriguing dual timelines, well-executed misdirection, and red herrings that kept me compulsively turning the pages. I was intrigued by the straightforward voice and character of our murderous heiress, FMC narrator, Nora Davis, aka Nora Nierling. Unfortunately, I've got the type of overactive brain that will inevitably attempt to guess the "whodunit" in twisty psychological thrillers, often spoiling the fun for myself. wish could just go with the flow and enjoy the ride.

Dark and suspenseful. Nora is a successful surgeon. She's made a new life for herself. So what if it's lonely? For twenty six years, she's been trying to move past her father's crimes. Her father Aaron, otherwise known as The Handyman, tortured and killed multiple women when Nora was a child. Now it seems that the past is coming back to haunt her. Her patients start to turn up dead, and the killer has the same MO as The Handyman. Someone seems to be trying to frame Nora... Or could the answer be closer to home?

I found this to be an interesting, psychological read. Nora is definitely an unreliable narrator, which I always enjoy. You can't wait to get the full picture of her character and her motivations. The mystery is well paced, and kept me guessing. I didn't guess the twist; always a plus for a mystery novel. Would recommend.

I received a complimentary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.

Ms. McFadden has done it again. Written a novel that kept me guessing until the very end. I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I can honestly say my initial thought was wrong and I did not see that plot twist coming.

I found "The Locked Door" by Freida McFadden to be disappointingly predictable, with a lackluster plot and underdeveloped characters. The writing style felt uninspired, making it a struggle to stay engaged throughout the entire book. Overall, not a compelling read.

HOLY COW! Freida has done it again. I swear every time that I pick up one of her books, I do not set it down until the story is over. This book gave me insane whiplash. In this novel you are following the story of Nora Davis who's father did some very unthinkable acts which put him behind bars. Now Nora is all grown up and weird things start to happen and she thinks someone is out to get her, but who? I kept thinking that I knew what was happening, or what was coming but in the end I had no idea and my theories were completely wrong. If you are a person that loves a good page turning thriller that will have you on the edge of your seat until the very end this book is for you! I have not been disappointed by any book I have read by Freida McFadden, and this one is near the top of my list of favorites.
*this is a re release of The Locked Door by Freida Mcfadden from Poisoned Pen Press*

Thank you Netgalley, Poisoned Pen Press, and the Author for providing me with a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.

Freida McFadden is known for her twists, and this book's twist does not disappoint. The story follows a daughter, who after years of running from her past, has built a life for herself. But, when that past catches up to her she finds herself being set up everywhere she turns. When the culprit reveals themselves, it's the person the reader will least expect.

This was killer!! WOW! I do not know how McFadden isn't more popular because this was so amazing!!! I need more! I don't even know what to say to this book. If you love thrillers then this is YES!

I really craved more suspense to move the story forward. Not my favorite McFadden book but decent enough to finish.

<i>The Locked Door</i> was my second time reading from this author and I can now say that I have definitely become a Freida McFadden truther and will be devouring everything she writes.

This gave me everything that I look for in a good Thriller. Suspense, characters that feel unreliable — including the main character and plot twists at every turn.

I can’t wait to read more of her books.

Thank you to NetGalley and Poisoned Pen Press for providing me with this ARC. I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

I have quickly become obsessed with Freida McFadden's books after binging The Housemaid over the summer, so I was so excited to be approved for this arc. And no surprise but I loved this book! This kept me on the edge of my seat the entire time and I loved all of the wild twists and turns! Solid 4 star read for me!

Wow, what a read! I was initially worried about the plot as I had read other books with similar plots. However, Freida McFadden did a great job in making it unique and so fun. It was difficult to put this down, I had to know just what would happen next! I also enjoyed the dead panned humor sprinkled throughout with the main character, Nora Davis.
THAT ENDING?! DID NOT see that coming. Though, I did feel a little let down with the climax, I overall did enjoy this novel.
Thank you NetGalley and Poisoned Pen Press for a copy of this book.

This was a solid thriller. Lots of twists and kept me on my toes. Not much else to say! Thank you to NetGalley for the ARC for my honest opinion.

I have the audiobook for this ARC and I just couldn't listen. The narrator sounds angry and it gets frustrating to listen to after a short while. The story sounds interesting, but I didn't download the actual book in time to read rather than listen, so I got the audiobook from my library.

I won't post this review to Goodreads since I was unable to give the story a fair chance.