This article contains spoilers for Our House, the book and TV show. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, digs deep for both suspense and compassion but comes up empty with Fi, whose almost stubborn cluelessness about the state of her marriage (Bram is a serial adulterer, among other things) and, later, her insistence on being a victim (so much so that she goes on a podcast called The Victim) make her a sour protagonist at best. The last episode of Martin Compstons ITV drama Our House aired on Thursday evening, and as the suspense grew, outstanding questions were finally answered. THRILLER | $15 for 3 months. There's nothing unusual about a new family moving in at 91 Trinity Avenue. Fi Lawsons unease and increasing horror at what was happening to her was palpable. In fact, were pretty miffed that the current trend is for four part dramas. **Spoilers ahead for Our House**. Opening up to RadioTimes.com (opens in new tab) for The Big RT Interview (opens in new tab), Brams actor Martin Compston discussed how they told the same story in the show, describing this as hugely different in approach, if not in storyline. Following this revelation and the fact he tells Fi everything about Bram Fi kills Mike out of anger, dosing his wine with sleeping pills and antidepressants. The critically acclaimed story became a Sunday Times. This article was published more than4 years ago. Our House - Book Review - Hasty Book List 91 Trinity Avenue Sign up to our free daily email for the latest royal and entertainment news, interesting opinion, expert advice on styling and beauty trends, and no-nonsense guides to the health and wellness questions you want answered. And you didn't sell it. She initially believes her house was sold by mistake, but when she learns that her husband Bram has gone missing, she realizes theres a lot more going on. Compston previously teased that the ITV thriller "just goes wild it goes to places you really don't expect". Toby/Mike aka actor Rupert Penry-Jones died a painful death on the floor of the flat. - Alice Feeney, author of Sometimes I Lie. "In a novel concerned with connection and trust, Candlish fails to connect with readers on either level, serving up characters so wrapped in their own problems that "family" is merely a word to them."
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