
Goodreads Blurb
Vincent, Jules, Sylvie, and Sam are ruthlessly ambitious high-flyers working in the lucrative world of Wall Street finance where deception and intimidation thrive. Getting rich is all that matters, and they’ll do anything to reach the top.
When they are ordered to participate in a corporate team-building exercise that requires them to escape from a locked elevator, dark secrets of their team begin to be laid bare.
The biggest mystery to solve in this lethal game: What happened to Sara Hall? Once a young shining star—”now gone but not forgotten”.
This is no longer a game.
They’re fighting for their lives.
My Review: Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Revenge comes in many forms. Can your plan work? Will they suffer for what they did?
A thriller that will leave you stunned and even more frightful of elevators. What secret does Vincent, Jules, Sylvie and Sam keep, that will forever change their lives? Innocence gives powers to the beast. Money is all that matters for most people. People will go mad and see the only solution is murder. I loved how the author wrote this story where we know what happened with Sara Hall and at the same time what was currently happening on the elevator.
Escape rooms are now popular team building games to solve puzzles in order to open other rooms in order to escape. I was crushed when Sara was being seen like she was crazy and her work was lacking. The loss of her job and everything she cared for had me in tears. The ruthlessness of people climbing the corporate latter making deals that will make them richer at the cost of innocent people had me pissed. I am glad they got what they deserved. The secrets you keep will someday be revealed. Be careful of the secrets you keep with others and think twice before getting in that elevator.
Author Biography
Megan Goldin is the bestselling author of “The Escape Room”, praised by Lee Child as “one of my favorite books of the year”, as well as “The Girl In Kellers Way”, a critically-acclaimed domestic noir thriller nominated for Australia’s leading crime fiction awards.
Megan worked as a journalist for Reuters, the Australian ABC and Yahoo! News before writing her debut psychological thriller The Girl In Kellers Way.
REVIEWS
“Top-shelf page turning crime”
“Domestic noir at its best. This work of fiction will leave your heart pounding days after the final pages are finished” New Idea Magazine
“A taunt thriller” Courier Mail review
“A cracker of a debut novel that gives Gone Girl and Girl on the Train a run for their money” Herald-Sun review
“A real page turner” Women’s Day Magazine
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