Insomnia: A chilling psychological thriller of 2022 from the queen of twists and the No.1 Sunday Times Bestselling author of BEHIND HER EYES, now a Netflix series!

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She has already been experiencing sleepless nights, and Phoebe tells Emma that she has the same “bad blood” as their mother. Those generalizations about mysteries that I just spouted do not apply to “Insomnia,” a new psychological suspense novel by Sarah Pinborough, the author behind the Netflix chiller “Behind Her Eyes.

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Their bodies are not only dismembered but also their heads are not found anywhere close to the crime scene. Playful and irreverent, spine-tingling and spooky, The September House puts a fresh spin on the classic haunted house story, delivering an immersive tale about the secrets lurking within one building’s walls, and within the lives of its inhabitants. Furthermore, she’s plagued by memories of past childhood trauma, and a mother whose lack of sleep led her to a very dark place.After 50 pages, I was struggling to see what the purpose of this story was, but I pushed through because I knew there had to be more. This was a truly twisted, little read, whose ending bore some resemblance to Behind Her Eyes, in shock value but not in plot device. I wake, with a gasp, a song playing loud in my head, music that fades the instant my eyes open to an almost tune I can’t quite grasp. One day when she was walking near her office, she ran into Adelle, an exceedingly beautiful and lonely woman, who from the look of things was in need of a friend.

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When she was just five years old, Emma and her older sister went into foster care because of a horrific incident with their mother. INSOMNIA is an “unreliable narrator” thriller done right—Pinborough expertly draws readers into Emma’s increasingly terrifying world, where no one and nothing can be trusted, not even Emma’s own mind. Sarah Pinborough has a way of yanking you into a plot and keeping you transfixed frequently with your mouth open in shock as the plot unfolds. As I got to the final quarter section of the novel, I got a sense that Pinborough had started off with one viable plot line in mind, then decided to trash her ending and inject this totally off the wall summation into the mix? Pinborough will adapt Insomnia for the screen, telling the story of successful career woman Emma Averill, who fears she is losing her mind after suffering from sleep deprivation two weeks before turning 40.Adele begins to encourage Louise to improve herself; that is quit the wine drinking, join a gym and also quit smoking. Is there anything better than a psychological thriller that genuinely immerses the reader in its protagonist’s mindset—particularly when that protagonist is coming unglued? The big Four-O is quickly approaching, and no one is more anxious about her birthday than Emma Averell. Emma’s mother always told Emma that they shared the same “bad blood,” and ever since then, Emma has been terrified that her own 40th birthday might become the day she loses her mind, too.