Freida McFadden is masterful once again with The Tenant- a thriller following Blake and Krista in NYC. As Blake's life begins to spiral, he blames their new roommate, Whitney. However, all Freida readers know that things aren't always what they seem, and The Tenant is no different.

I definitely thought I had things figured out but I truly didn't figure out the twist until just a page or two before it's reveal. And true to McFadden's other novels, that second twist is the one that packs a punch.

Also, I really loved that we experience most of the book through Blake's eyes- I feel like this not only cements that McFadden is the Thriller Queen, but she is versatile.

This is a great, easy thriller to read, and I expect to see this book in every beach bag this summer.

A good thriller to me is when I audibly gasp during the book. I have to say, I audibly gasped, twice, during this book. I loved the twist, it is something I was not expecting. There was a little too much blah buildup to the twist, but overall I enjoyed this book.

This is the first time I guessed the twist before it happened. Still, a great, twisty psychological thriller. I always enjoy Freida's writing, and I loved the addition of having the MMC's POV. Overall, I would recommend.

Thank you to Poisoned Pen Press for the digital ARC, I am so grateful I was able to read and review this amazing book.
Freida did not disappoint! I have read several of Freida's book and this one tops my list of favorites. This is the first book written from a males perspective and she did a great job, I found parts to be absolutely hilarious, which is a great addition to her (already amazing) work. As for the book itself, it is true Freida fashion, your jaw will drop not once, twice, but it's not until the last chapter that your jaw will finally drop and everything makes sense.
Absolutely a must read!

Blake is abruptly fired from his VP of marketing job and is unable to make his mortgage payments. Here comes the new roommate, Whitney. Then weird things are beginning to happen. The neighbors are treating him differently. There are horrible smells. Is it too late to get rid of the new tenant?

FREIDA IS BACK! This one is so twisty that I didn’t get a single prediction correct. And of course the final chapter shocker!

Thank you to Freida McFadden, Poisoned Pen Press and NetGalley for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

Freida did it again! This book is beyond brilliant and keeps you at the edge of your seat. I had it finished in one sitting. The twists and turns in the book keep you questioning everything. Very fast and easy read.

Taking on a tenant seems like a great way to help make ends meet when times are tough, or so Blake thought. Is the extra money worth the headache that comes with it?

Enjoyed another ride on the McFadden coaster! This one had a few different elements than usual book and the buildup was more of a slow burn. We got deeper into Blake’s thoughts while the story unraveled, which I appreciated. This was a male POV, which was new for Freida! I still found myself turning page after page. I enjoyed the lead up to the big twist (I had a strong suspicion of what it was), but still enjoyed it nonetheless.

And in true Freida fashion, it’ll keep you guessing until the last page!

Thanks to the publisher and the author for the ARC!

LOVED IT!!

Meet Porter and Krita. He loses his job, and he and his fiancee find themselves needing a tenant to help pay the mortgage. Meet Whitney. She's the ideal tenant, great on paper, the perfect tenant....or is she?!

Love Freida's books. Read them all. This was another very fast-paced page turner filled with twists, turns, and, of course, the ending!

Thank you to NetGalley and Poisoned Pen for the ARC.

This book was absolutely amazing. I did not expect what happened to happen. It had me on the edge of my seat. The whole entire time this is definitely a five star read I could not guess the ending the twist was absolutely amazing

Freida McFadden's The Tenant is a fun addition to her collection. I liked that this one was told from the pov of the male character Blake Porter. Blake's voice is engaging and often humorous, providing a lighthearted take on situations that are otherwise tense and serious.

The novel is filled with unexpected twists that kept me guessing throughout. Freida had me fooled with this one, which is a big plus for me. Her ability to blend humor with suspense is a hallmark of her writing.

As always, McFadden's style is accessible and binge-worthy, making it easy to get lost in the story. I can always rely on her books to pull me out of a reading slump, and The Tenant is no exception.

Thank you to Poisoned Pen Press and NetGalley for the advanced copy in exchange for my honest review. I’m giving this one 4 ½ stars, rounded up!

Got this yesterday, downloaded immediately, started reading when I had an early night, and binge read it!
Kept me absolutely glued to the pages.
Red herrings galore - loved every page of the book!

Another Freida winner!

Wow! There were so many twists and turns in this book. I could not put it down and read it in about 24 hours! By far one of the best Freida McFadden books I've read yet. You will NOT want to miss picking up a copy of this book...especially if you love a twisted psychological thriller that keeps you guessing until the very end.

A quick, fast paced read. More of a "whydunnit" than a "whodunnit", and I was not at all upset about that.

I did want to punch nearly all the characters in the face, though - but I wasn't expecting the end-ending!

This is my first five star read in ages. I absolutely loved this book from the moment I read the first line until the shocking last line. This had so many twists and turns even at the very end. The tenant will now be one of my top books to read by anyone and the top read from Freida and her amazing books. Every single time I thought I knew where this was going I was so wrong. I devoured this book. I couldn't stop reading until I finished it. Wether your a Freida reader or this author is new to you , this is a MUST read.
Thank you net galley and poisoned pen for my arc read .

I don't think I've read a Freida book from a male first-person perspective. As usual, this was a great story with twists that I both foresaw and didn't. The way the characters intertwined and lived to both please and torture each other at the same time was loads of fun. I think the (very) ending could have been a bit better - maybe not quite so predictable, but overall true Frieda style great storytelling.

This is the second ARC I’ve been provided for Freida McFadden and it did not disappoint! I thought I knew the twist, I had an inkling of someone’s involvement in things, but what ended up happening was not what I’d anticipated at all! I loved the pacing of the book, the feeling of insanity building, and of course the trademark Freida twist! Another great story!

Not even shocked I loved the Boyfriend so of course I will be obsessed with the Tenant. The twists and turns are twisting and turning. I throughly enjoyed this novel and it was binge worthy.

I had the opportunity to read “The tenant” with the ARC with no obligations or expectations, so here is my honest review!!! 5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Just WOW! Freida made it again! It’s a bomb of book, a lot of twist as always, and you never know exactly whats happening or what to think, because definitely never is what you believe is going on! The characters are so well described that I imagined every single of them perfectly fine. I laughed with a couple of them too. Definitely reading the Epilogue will blow your mind!!!! This is a book that obviously have to skip your TBR and read it right when it gets published.

Thanks Freida!!!!!

I love every book by Freida, her books just get better. I loved the twist at the end.
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Definitely worth a read, you won't be disappointed

I really wanted to love this book, but I just couldn't. It felt very familiar when compared to other recent Freida books. It also dragged until I was about 75% through. I predicted the ending very early on which was disappointing as I was expecting some big twist!

Honestly, I think this is one to skip. I am only giving it two stars because I did expect some big twist enough to finish it. I am hoping that Freida returns to her old way of writing as her older books were way more developed and gripping compared to all of her newer releases.