And it’s all Lyla’s fault because she became so friendly with their prey. Their last game ends with a person’s dead body is taken out from the fountain. Margot and Graham likes to play innocent tenants who never see what’s coming game and Lyla has to prove her worth to them by playing and winning at the end. Margot decides to use it as storing people, caging them as her favorite pets by playing vicious, life destroying games! They live in Hollywood Hills: their house is built at the edge of a cliff and underneath it, between those concrete plinths, is a hidden guesthouse! It was built to hold up the house above.

When they finish with you: you want to be dead or you eventually died in their hands. They like manipulating, oppressing, gaslighting, threatening. Let’s meet with not so lovely: mostly disgusting, irritating and easily hatable couple: Lyla and Graham and let’s not forget to mention Lyla’s monster in love Margot: You easily hate their guts! Not because they’re rich! They’re ultra callous, playing sociopathic games with ordinary people and enjoy to ruin their lives for fun. It’s psychological because most of the characters in this book suffers from mental illness: a narcissistic couple: a sociopath husband and emotionally unstable wife and a controlling, narcissistic, megalomaniac mother in law. This book is extremely hilarious, absolutely disturbing and definitely smartest reads I’ve recently had and I one hundred percent recommend to the readers who are keen on trying something engaging, gripping, twisty, snarky, stimulating! It’s the best dark comedy meets twisty psychological thriller. Oh my… This is fanfreakingtastic! The craziness levels of the characters and sarcastic tone of the story are even higher than my annual Chardonnay conception! Yes, they’re triple grandiose!

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