When Eleanor accidently stumbles upon her grandmother’s murder scene, she comes face to face with her killer. The catch is, she has prosopagnosia—face blindness—, so she’s unable to recognize them. As the days pass, she remains haunted and increasingly paranoid by her death, and when a lawyer calls her to inform that she’s inherited her old family manor in the Swedish woods, she decides to visit it with her long-time boyfriend along with the lawyer himself. However, as a blizzard sets in, they’re all stuck inside … with possibly the killer, and she has to figure who it is before it’s too late. The Resting Place by Camilla Sten is a twisty turvy domestic thriller and an intimate portrait of a dysfunctional family that’ll constantly leave you guessing. However, I’m entirely conflicted on this one because I had night and day experiences between the story’s two POVs. On one hand, we have Eleanor’s POV where her story is like a classic psychological thriller: a group of people are stuc...