The Roommates

By: Rachel Sargeant

Narrated by: Imogen Church, Rebecca Courtney, Gwen Watson, Charlie Sanderson

An incredible psychological thriller from the top ten Kindle best-selling author.

They live in your house

University is supposed to be the best time of your life. But Imo’s first week is quickly going from bad to worse.

You share everything

A stalker is watching her flat, following her every move, and Imo suspects that her new roommates are hiding dark secrets.

But do you trust them?

When one of them suddenly disappears, the trauma of Imo’s recent past comes hurtling back to haunt her. And she begins to realise just how little she knows about the people she lives with.

©2019 Rachel Sargeant (P)2019 HarperCollins Publishers Limited

Critic reviews

"Gripping, original and unpredictable, The Roommates is a must-read." (Alex Lake, best-selling author of After Anna)

"From the very first page, the intrigue of this page-turning mystery builds until the gripping climax." (Caroline England)

“Twisty and unnerving, Rachel is back with a thriller that will keep you up all night. Her best novel yet!" (Phoebe Morgan)

Entertaining

A bit difficult at first to keep the characters straight - not a big reveal - But an ok story. I do love Imogen Church as a narrator.

phenomenal performances

a couple of my absolute favorite narrators were a part of this cast and truly brought this story to life and made me feel as if I was experiencing it myself.

Stumbles through

Feels like a few more revisions should have been done on the story line but finishes okay.

Disjointed storyline, too many narrators.

I am about to return this; am giving up in chapter 3. It’s all over the place; nothing has tweaked my interest; I have other stuff I want to listen to, so haven’t the patience to stick with this. I found it while looking for books narrated by Imogen Church, whom I love. She is one of several narrators, which seem to switch around frequently, compounding the annoying disorientation of the disjointed storyline. It might be a good book if you can hang in there longer than I have. Just sharing my experience thus far.