#37 There Should Have Been Eight by Nalini Singh

Seven friends get together at an old, isolated family home of two friends that are getting married. Luna was best friends with Bea who died by suicide, but her sister didn’t have a funeral for her. Bea’s sister Darcie is hosting their friends for a get together since they haven’t spent much time together. Luna is a photographer and sees the world with an eye to how it would look through her camera lens but she is going blind and hasn’t told her friends or family yet. But problems start happening and with a storm trapping them at the house with no power and no cell service someone just might die before they can get help. A good locked room mystery with some good twists and turns. The clues are there and a bit of a surprise at the end.

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