Another great thriller, BEHIND THE RED DOOR written by Megan Collins is one that has a disturbing storyline that sticks with you long after you have finished it. I love how Collins wrote the flashbacks of the main character in a way that builds up to the last chapter giving you an ending that is such a shocker. The beginning starts out in the present with some flashbacks to the past throughout the novel. It is trouble-free to follow keeping the reader engaged to the point you will not want to rest until all suspense is answered.
Fern catches the news about Astrid Sullivan, a missing woman in Maine and for some reason, something seems familiar about it. Her husband doesnβt think it is anything for her to be concerned about. The thing that makes this so strange is that the woman also became a missing person twenty years before then showed up miles from her home. Did the same person take her again? And why does Fern think there is more than what she can put her finger on.
Fern goes back to her childhood home to help her father pack for a move. While there, she buys a copy of Astridβs book just came out right before she went missing describing her experience before. Fern cannot keep herself from investigating what happened. As she does, she discovers secrets about herself. With the help of her father who is a psychologist, she tries to find things that will lead to who took Astrid before and now. However, the ending will send a shock wave through you leaving you in such disbelief.
Thrilling suspense that keeps you thinking what will happen next is exactly what BEHIND THE RED DOOR is! Megan Collins' novel left me astonished and a little distressed for the main character. This is most certainly a great read!
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