A free room

A spacious room for one person is rented.
Lisa, a girl with a difficult past, does not believe her luck when she finds a cozy room in a beautiful house, also at a reasonable price. The owners are a kind and friendly couple. And everything seems perfect until she finds a suicide note in the bedroom. According to the owners, Lisa is their first tenant, and the note is a mistake or someone"s evil joke.
Forced to reveal the secrets of the previous tenant, Lisa is faced with incidents that cannot be explained. Someone does not want the truth to go outside.
The walls of the room are crushed, riddles are becoming more confusing, and Lisa no longer understands where the reality is, and where the crazy fantasy is.
If this room has already taken one victim, does she need the next one?

Dreda Say Mitchell is an English writer and winner of the Order of the British Empire. In her novels, she draws accurate psychological portraits and scares before
goosebumps, creating a tense atmosphere. Each chapter in the novel “Free Room” intrigues and clings to the reader, not allowing to release the book out of hand. Mitchell
penetrates the head of the main character, not and with frightening accuracy describes the obsession, demons of the past and traumatic experience