I must firstly apologise for the amount of time it has taken me to provide a review of this book, my health was rather bad for quite some time, something that had me in hospital on numerous occasions and simply didnt leave me with the time I once had to do what I love most.

Unfortunately that does mean I have missed the archive date for many of these books, so It would feel unjust throwing any review together without being able to pay attention to each novel properly.

However, I am now back to reading as before and look forward to sharing my honest reviews as always going forward. I thank you f0r the patience and understanding throughout x

Three very different women who all reside on or close to a very posh square in Kensington are the subjects of this psychological suspense novel. Bullying, infertility, keeping up with the Joneses, and the secrets people conceal to maintain appearances are just a few of the many contemporary topics the book explores engagingly. The plot is intriguing, keeps you guessing, and the characters are well-drawn.

It's advisable to read this amazing page-turner.

Brilliant! I loved the anticipatory writing in this book. The lace was perfect as was the character development. I would highly recommend this

Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for the opportunity to read and review this book. This book was okay but a little slow to get in to. I stuck with it and did enjoy it. The characters were a little unlikeable at times. I do like this author and plan to read more of her work.

I was expecting this to be a bit more of a thriller but it was more of a domestic drama that was quite slow in places, there were also a lot of unlikeable characters. It was ok overall but nothing amazing

A slow burner with very unlikable characters. So while the plot does have twists and suspense to keep you engaged. The characters make you interest.

Thank You NetGalley and Bookouture for this ARC!

Thank you to Bookouture, Claire Seeber, and Netgalley for an advance copy in exchange for an honest review.

I know some people have enjoyed this book, but it wasn't for me. It was not what I was expecting at all. From the book blurb I was expecting a psychological thriller, instead I got a domestic drama. The story was slow and underwhelming. I kept waiting for something to happen. The so called "Party" of the title doesn't even happen until the last third of the book. I like the initial premise of the book and think it had a lot of potential.

DNF - Did not finish. I did not connect with the writing style or plot and will not be finishing this title. Thank you, NetGalley and Publisher for the early copy!

A Story of Haves and Have Nots in a London Square

This psychological thriller follows three very different women who all live on or near a very posh square in Kensington. The novel covers so many current issues in an interesting way-- bullying, infertility, keeping up with the Joneses, the secrets people keep up appearances.. The characters are richly drawn, the plot is compelling and it keeps you guessing.

This is a fantastic page turner that is highly recommended.

I read this on ebook but then finished it on audiobook.

This was a great entertaining and intense story, enjoyed getting to know the characters and the lead up to finding out what really happened the night of the Street Party and then the ultimate fallout and developments that took place afterwards.

It was well written, with some great characters, some of whom you automatically like and some you just plain hate, knowing they are bad.

The narrators were good, great having numerous voices for a number of the characters, definitely gave something extra to the characters.

An edgy, suspenseful, domestic drama, I thoroughly enjoyed, The Street Party will have you reading right through, to find out what really happened.
A story of secrets that threaten to spill out and people being pretentious - some showing off their wealth and others trying hard to fit in.

This was a good book I enjoyed. It didn't fascinate me, but I'm sure it will find its readers. Thanks you #Netgalley, the publisher and the author for the copy in exchange of an honest review.

This was a slow burner of a book and it took me a while to get into it but once it started to get going, it got a lot better and I actually quite enjoyed it. Told from three different perspectives, with lies and secrets slowly being revealed, it was an entertaining read.
More of a drama than a thriller but still a good read that held my interest.

This is definately a slow burner. It is told by 3 different characters who attend a street party. It did take a while for the book to really pick up and this influenced my rating. I would have to say this is more of a domestic drama than a thriller.

There were certain things that I liked about The Street Party. Having just come back from a trip to London, I was very aware of the gap between rich and poor there. This is a central theme to this book and one which is very interesting. The fact that the story is told from a number of perspectives also allows the reader to really see how the other side live. The book also touches on the themes of race, loss, and domestic abuse. This was enough to keep me interested.

Sadly, the story itself was too dragged out for me. Although it’s relatively obvious from the blurb what happens, nothing really kicks off until around the 70% mark. And when it does, it feels rather underwhelming and not at all as thrilling as I hoped. I also found it hard to connect to any of the characters so I didn’t have the added investment of wanting to find out how their story’s end.

Unfortunately, The Street Party was a disappointment for me.

Family drama, secrets, relationships betrayal…:What happens at the end of the night after the street party? Things can change so quickly.
Many thanks to Bookouture and to NetGalley for providing me with a galley in exchange for my honest opinion.

For me this is more drama than thriller. The story focuses on three ladies Ruby, Melissa & Nella and is told through each of them. It took me a while to get into this story and get use to each of the characters but I soon devoured this one over two days. The street party itself comes into the book much later on there is a lot before then. The opening had me intrigued to find out what was going on so had me hooked. Not a neighbourhood I’d like to live in.

It is well written. Shortish chapters. Easy reading. I enjoyed it. Its highlights that even if we all witness the same event, we all see it differently. So whose to say who is right and who is wrong here? I also love the cover on this one, eye catching. A well deserved four stars from me.

My book club had a tough time getting into this one, it really was a slow burn. Don't know that I would have labeled it a thriller. But thank you so much Netgalley and Bookouture for the copy!

Ruby is from the poorer side of her neighbourhood....a street that has at one end people struggling to make ends meets and at the other multi million pound houses. A street party is planned to unite the neighbours but she knows she's an outsider. But it isn't until the night of the party she realises exactly how much. And how quickly people that claimed to be her friends would be willing to believe the worst about her family.

This is a very slow burner of a novel. Ultimately its worth sticking with but at 400 pages it feels too long so felt a bit of a slog to get through.

The Street Party was a middle of the road book for me. I found it to be more of a slow burn than a thriller. The beginning dragged a bit and the actual street party didn’t even take place until about 60% through the book. Overall, it wasn’t my favorite but it wasn’t the worst either.
Thank you @netgalley for the opportunity to read this book.