The Vacancy in Room 10: A Psychological Crime Thriller

In her latest psychological thriller, The Vacancy in Room 10, Seraphina Nova Glass does it again. Thrown out onto the street by her successful real estate boyfriend after finding out he is cheating on her, Cass is forced to find a new living situation. She ends up at The Sycamores, a motel turned apartment complex. The good news is that she’s very handy and is allowed to trade her handy ma’am services for rent.

Anna’s husband, Henry calls her and then commits suicide, apologizing for killing someone. Henry also rented an apartment at The Sycamores where he spent time painting. When Anna goes to the apartment, she becomes suspicious of the people living in the complex and does a little detective work to uncover any secrets Henry had.

The storylines of Cass and Anna melt together as neither of them knows who they can trust. I loved the characters in this book including the pool ladies who were your stereotypical white trash girls with kids and no baby daddies around, Cass’ arrogant ex-boyfriend and her equally arrogant ex-friends, the big oaf named Barry, and the man who just lost his wife to cancer, Callum. Glass does an unbelievable job of cultivating a story that readers will not be able to take their eyes off.