Not the best who dunnit but it was well written & kept me guessing.

Not the best who dunnit but it was well written & kept me guessing.  Read Less

I can't say this book was awful because it wasn't. It just wasn't great. The storyline was too repetitive and the ending very w...  Read More

I can't say this book was awful because it wasn't. It just wasn't great. The storyline was too repetitive and the ending very weak. I couldn't really recommend it.  Read Less

I really enjoyed this book. It kept you guessing throughout about who was responsible for all of the strange things that had be...  Read More

I really enjoyed this book. It kept you guessing throughout about who was responsible for all of the strange things that had been going on in the hotel. Anna is a good character and you can really feel her anxiety when all the strange occurrences happen after her accident. The story does slow down a little in the middle of the book before it gets going again, it almost feels drawn out to delay the unmasking at the end. The supporting characters are intriguing and all have their own storylines. It would have been nice to go into their stories a little deeper, as you don't really get to know them that much. The descriptions of the hotel and the Scottish landscape are well written and you can really imagine the characters there.  Read Less

Well this is another cracker of a book! Sleep manages to enthralling, keep you on your toes and puts you off ever getting into ...  Read More

Well this is another cracker of a book! Sleep manages to enthralling, keep you on your toes and puts you off ever getting into your bed again!In Sleep we follow Anna recovering from surviving a horrendous car accident, which left two dead and one paralysed. Following the accident she has received sinister messages promising she will sleep soon. Anna, struggling to cope with the aftermath of the accident, leaves her job and the city for something more peaceful. But she is followed by the sinister messages, which become more elaborate with every move.While we mainly follow Anna, peppered throughout the books is an occasional chapter told from the perspective of a secondary character; a lad from the accident, the father of a son. All adding to the suspense.And the setting, which should have been idyllic and beautiful made everything seem claustrophobic and limiting. There is only a few people who could be suspects. As the hotel and its occupiers become cut off from the rest of the world, we turn our attention to each. But each suspect seems less and less like as we turn our attention to them.Sleep had a great cast of characters, a plot that gripped me from the start and a couple of moments that changed everything. This may be one of my favourite books by C. L. Tayor as even now she takes me by surprise.This is a page turner that shows how much guilt can affect your life and the lengths you will go to. Not only to avoid that guilty that occurs when you can’t protect the ones you loves. But also that guilt for surviving when others have not.If you want a gripping thriller, that will have you on the edge of your seat then look no further. Gripping, compelling and chilling Sleep is a book that will hook you from page one.  Read Less