I'm an avid reader. I recently read Percival Everett's James and Watershed, James being a particularly great read. Also read "Healing hippo of hinode park" which was quite simple, but sweet. Someone bought me "Turn of the Key" for a gift, so I obligingly read it. How did this author get famous. Figures she also wrote "cabin 10," which was a God awful film. Ware's writing style is just so stupid. It's like a dime store novel. And constant, annoying references to her heartbeat (everything makes her heart beat fast). Absolutely nothing happens in this book until the end. Most of the book is not plausible. Silly in many parts. Silly, eye rolling ending that's supposed to be an amazing twist. Supposed to be a very suspensful book, but all you get are a few creaking sounds from the attic, open windows, a ridiculous smart house set up, and horrendously nasty children. This was probably the hardest book I've ever gotten through. Will never read this author again.
by Physical_Orchid3616