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Room 21

By: Jessica Huntley
Narrated by: Charlie Albers, Anna Burnett
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A BRAND-NEW darkly addictive psychological thriller with the most shocking twists you’ll listen to this year, from a bestselling author.

They say blood is thicker than water. I say blood is just harder to wash off your hands.

My name’s Kimberley. I’m twenty-five. I have epilepsy, a seizure alert dog named Muffin, and a job I love as a senior housekeeper in one of London’s top hotels. I’m used to being invisible. Overlooked. Safe.

But that was before Jennifer Clifton checked in. She’s rich, powerful, terrifyingly calm — and she asks for me by name.

She offers me my dream job, working in her exclusive hotel in the Scottish Highlands. It’s more money than I ever imagined.

There’s just one catch: Don’t open the door to Room 21.

How hard can that be?

But something is wrong in this hotel. The guests give me the creeps. The staff whisper behind closed doors. And that room — the one I promised not to enter — calls to me.

I took this job for a better life. Now I’m trapped in a nightmare.

Warning: This book contains dark and disturbing themes.

This addictive thriller packed with chilling secrets is perfect for fans of Daniel Hurst, Freida McFadden, Mark Edwards, John Marrs and Jane E. James.

©2025 Jessica Huntley (P)2026 Audible Ltd.
Domestic Thrillers Genre Fiction Psychological Thriller & Suspense Highlander
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These people actually exist in the real world, it’s good to see people are waking up to the evils of this world

That it’s actually very real

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Good craic. Very unbelievable but a good weekend read! The main narrators did a grand job !

Extremely far fetched but fun

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Shame chapter 28 (pretty important) only appears at the end! Otherwise a good story with twists.

Good story

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Pay attention to the trigger warnings, this book gets dark!

Full of twists and turns, somewhat contrived but I did want to keeping going to find out how it ended. You need to partially forget reality reading this as several things do not make sense in the 'real world'.

As another reviewer mentioned, Ch. 28 is played after the end credits which was rather confusing!

Dark & Twisted

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If you’re looking for a thriller that leans into the strange, the unsettling, and the downright disturbing things people are capable of, this one delivers. It begins innocently enough as we meet our protagonist, who works at a hotel and has clearly not had an easy life so far. When an unexpected opportunity appears, she decides to take a chance - only to realize very quickly that this job is anything but ordinary.

Within a few days, she begins to question her decision. What happens behind those closed doors is not only unsettling but forces her to confront her own regrets. As she starts asking questions and we learn what truly takes place in this hidden world, the story becomes increasingly disturbing. It also raises an uncomfortable but fascinating question: Is it safer to let certain people indulge their darkest urges in a controlled environment, or is ignorance the only way to preserve one’s sanity?

I enjoyed this one. Some of what was happening became obvious early on. That didn't take away from having fun for me. Listening to what was happening added a different layer to the story and the narrator did a really good job to bring across what was happening and how disturbing some of it was.

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That was a bit disturbing and I'm here for it

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