A chilling thriller that looks at a group of people being stalked, who come together to try to help each other. Can they stop one of them being killed? Loved this book, it was so creepy and addictive, definitely recommend!

Four strangers brought together, members of a victims of stalking support group. They've become a close support network, all subject to similar threats and fears.

At the funeral of their friend, Nat, who was killed by her stalker, the four are presented with a wreath, the message on the card threatening another death in ten days time.

Wow! This starts with a bang and doesn't slow down. The threat and tension is high and keeps on rising.

With four possible targets there's a lot of variety, four very well developed main characters. They each have their plots, backstories, lives, relationships and stalkers, including ex-partners and anonymous strangers.

This is a propulsive, compulsive read. The one-more-chapter-factor is huge as it switches between the four main characters.

The kind of book you have to race through but don't want to miss a single detail. I did plenty of flicking back to make sure I hadn't missed anything.

The plot is involved and intricate, the character writing empathetic, the pace fast and the atmosphere tense, obsessive and full of paranoia.

A masterpiece of a stalker / survivor psychological thriller.

Definitely recommended, read it as soon as you can!


Thanks to Netgalley and Avon Books

River, Bridget Alex and Lucy have come together for the funeral of their friend Nat. The thing that you united them was the fact that they are all victims of stalkers. Nats life was ended by hers.

Now the group have been sent a warning. In ten days time the same thing is going to happen to one of them. The four are now living in terror. Should they run and hide or should they track down the people who are terrorising them.

The book gives a good insight into the world of stalking and the effects on its victims.

Many thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for the opportunity to see an ARC.

A brilliant concept which I found both outrageous and disturbing. It's a thriller based upon what happens when victims of stalkers come together in a Whats App group and try to support each other. I liked how everyone has their secrets and nothing is what it first seems. It all makes for a suspenseful, riveting read and a poignant authors's note at the end.
Highly recommended.