Behind Closed Doors is both unsettling and addictive, as I raced through the pages to find out Grace's fate. Additionally, the walls are covered with grotesque paintings of Jack’s former clients, battered and bruised. Later on, Millie is also the one to come up with the perfect solution for killing Jack—sleeping pills.

As others have pointed out, details about surrounding locations - Millie's school, Thailand, the Surrey house - are mostly non existent.

And what Jack didn't know at the time,' I say in turn, 'was that I had noticed him the week before but never thought he would be interested in someone like me.

She looks around the table triumphantly and when everyone avoids her eye I can't help feeling sorry for her. We're well into March but there's still a nip in the air and Jack likes our guests to be as comfortable as possible. Well, Millie was delighted and, as they began to waltz, everybody started applauding and then other couples got up from their seats and started to dance too. You’ll be done with it right as you touch down, and then you’ll forget it as you go about the rest of your day.

She has a younger sister Millie who has Down's syndrome, and most men kind of back off once they realize that Grace is Millie's primary caregiver and that she isn't going to change that. Ergue-se o pano e a adulada perfeição é um sapato de cristal com salto agulha 👠 — um deleite para quem olha e uma tortura para quem calça! I have nothing but contempt for men who are found to be violent towards their wives,' Jack says firmly.

Brooks is a pro at building suspense even if it plays out in some rather spectacularly yucky episodes, one involving a short spear that takes its name from “the sucking sound of pulling it out of the dead man’s heart and lungs.Paris’s Behind Closed Doors, the reader is treated to a well-structured plot depicting a marriage that looks perfect on the outside but is actually hiding many secrets.

She glances over at me, maybe to check that I don't mind her coming along and, as I smile back at her, I feel horribly guilty, because I already know I won't be going.

In "Behind Closed Doors" -- you can see for yourself by the quote above -how furious an animal lover might be. The side characters fair a bit better, but they’re not really around long enough to offset the other two. It had it's moments and kept me up late last night, but I had a hard time suspending disbelief with this one. Millie had been dancing when no one else was, pretending to have a partner, until Jack came to the rescue.