I wish I would foresee the big surprise earlier so I could enjoy the story more but the way of mystery’s unfolding was still effective and jaw dropping! It made me scream a lot ( I started this book around 9 p.m and finished around 4 a.m in the morning, screaming louder because my legs turned into jelly for sitting at the same position and I directly tumbled down from my seat as soon as I tried to move) Who did you predict the killer to be at the beginning? How did your prediction of the killer morph as the story progressed? I had Conor pegged from the begging! But then, as all of the red herrings continued to pop up, I became more focused on Nana’s agent as a suspect. Nana had more money than she knew what to do with after writing that book, not that you’d know it to look at her. She has always been a generous woman when it comes to charity and strangers, but not with herself or her family. She believes that having too much makes people want too little, and has always hesitated when asked for handouts. But that might be about to change. Many years ago, long before I was born, a palm reader at a fair in Land’s End told my nana that she wouldn’t live beyond the age of eighty. She’s never forgotten it. Even her agent knows not to expect any more books. So tomorrow isn’t just Halloween, or Nana’s eightieth birthday. She thinks it’s her last, and they think they might finally get their hands on her money. My family haven’t all been in the same place at the same time for over a decade, not even for my sister’s wedding, but when Nana invited them to Seaglass one last time, they all agreed to come. Families are like fingerprints; no two are the same, and they tend to leave their mark. The tapestry of my family has always had a few too many loose threads. It was a little frayed around the edges long before I arrived, and if you look closely enough, you might even spot a few holes. Some people aren’t capable of seeing the beauty in imperfection, but I always loved my nana, my parents, and my sisters. Regardless of how they felt about me, and despite what happened. Rose says “I can see you breathing” to someone in the hallway and then she falls down in a pool of blood. What was the Ending of Daisy Darker?

Daisy Darker: A Gripping Psychological Thriller With a Killer

In family life, love is the oil that eases friction, the cement that binds closer together, and the music that brings harmony.”During the course of the evening, eighty-year-old Nana announces the contents of her will early, so everyone understands what to expect after her passing. Basically, everything goes to her great-granddaughter, Trixie. The entire book takes place in less than twenty-four hours, during a time when the family has gathered to celebrate the birthday of Nana (on Halloween!) Let’s not forget charming BBC correspondent Connor: living under the protective wings of Nana since he was a small child who has been abused by his own father. He also has a complicated past with Darker family girls!

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Although they haven’t been together for over a decade, they all know what this birthday signifies-and nobody dares to say no to the invitation. The story is narrated by granddaughter, Daisy Darker, Nana’s favorite, a baby born with a heart condition which caused her to die eight times before the age of thirteen.-something she said she would be concerned about-if she were a cat. 😼This is my favorite book of 2022 so far and something superbly jaw-dropping would have to come along to change that, I think. This is next level. Have you read Daisy Darker? Do you want to? Talk to me in comments and be sure to come over to my Spoiler Discussion Post for Daisy Darker so we can discuss our suspects, theories and thoughts! Clever, compelling, confounding and absolutely delicious.' – Lisa Jewell, bestselling author of None of This is True Told from the point of view of Daisy, there is family drama galore and many surprises. One thing I figured out in advance and the other major surprise I should have figured out but I was just going along for the ride, so I was thrilled when all was revealed. As the hours pass with the family stranded with no means to communicate with the outside world, and then the bodies start accumulating--and then disappearing--it's difficult to know who is lying and who is telling the truth, and that's one of the most exciting parts of this mysterious tale.