My Little Eye
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By Stephanie Marland and, and, Steph Broadribb
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‘This book is AMAZING!!!’ Goodreads
‘Gripping, what a concept and a thoroughly chilling read! The way the characters evolve and draw you in is spellbinding. Exploring the complexities of life on social media. An epic thriller that’s both current and terrifying! 5*’ Amazon Reviewer
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Can a group of true crime addicts take on the police to catch a serial killer?
A young woman is found dead in her bedroom surrounded by rose petals – the latest victim of ‘The Lover’. Struggling under the weight of an internal investigation, DI Dominic Bell is no closer to discovering the identity of the killer and time is running out.
As the murders escalate, Clementine Starke joins an online true crime group determined to take justice in to their own hands – to catch the killer before the police. Hiding a dark secret, she takes greater risks to find new evidence and infiltrate the group.
As Starke and Bell get closer to cracking the case neither of them realise they’re being watched. The killer is closer to them than they think, and he has his next victim – Clementine – firmly in his sights.
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‘My Little Eye is a bang on psychological thriller of the most addictive kind.’ Goodreads
‘Beautifully paced writing that had me speeding through every chapter at a rate of knots. Easily one of my favourite reads this year so far.’ Goodreads
Would I recommend this book? Oh YES! Yes! Yes! You better believe I would! My Little Eye had a Luther-esque feel to it but it’s unique, risky, dark and addictive story really got under my skin. Can’t wait for the next in this series!’ Amazon Reviewer
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‘My Little Eye is an enthralling, intriguing and twisty tale for all of us armchair detectives who think we know it all.’ Liz Nugent, author of Lying In Wait and Unravelling Oliver
‘A masterclass in pacing & such an original take on the serial killer thriller.’ – Eva Dolan, author of This Is How It Ends
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Although this is complicated and quite difficult to follow at times, I found it completely gripping. A number of young women have been killed and their bodies discovered surrounded by rose petals. DI Dominic Bell is getting nowhere with the case; and Clementine Stark (who is doing a thesis on social media and online identities) joins an online true crime group which is trying to catch the killer before the police. Now it’s a race to find the truth. This is really dark novel, full of tension and twists which I enjoyed so much I'm now reading the next book.
Review by: Mo
