Short,suspenseful and a little creepy. This novella will leave you thinking, which in my opinion is always good. ( )

This story started off innocently enough with Pam dealing with the migraine from hell as her husband Michael drove and her two sons fought and squabbled in the back of the car. It was the family vacation, the resort they were heading to was two hours away but to Pam it may as well have been two years. So when Michael suggested they stop off at a quaint looking bed & breakfast in Broken Springs where the population was 402 it seemed like Pam’s suffering could at least end for a while but from there on things took a slightly sinister turn as we met Bev and Snow, the owners of the guest house. People can’t actually be that nice…can they? I was quite creeped out by the conclusion of this book. The version I read was the editors cut with the extended ending which I was kind of glad about but to me it ended just as sadly either way. I wanted to scream at them to remember, I wanted to make them go back. Yet again, it is another well-crafted tale of mystery and suspense from Susan May. ( )

A family on the way to a resort vacation must make an unexpected stop at a bed and breakfast in a small village. The owner gives the wife some special tea to cure her headache.
When she gets up in the morning there is something different going on. I won't say more that that in order not to be a spoiler.
The book is interesting. The reader never knows exactly what is going on. That's the charm of this story. The reader is left wondering and is free to use their imagination. This is the perfect set up for another story. It's a perfect book for someone who has little time for reading.
I received a copy of this story in exchange for an honest review. ( )