Good morning Monday and happy new week to you all! Hope you all enjoy today’s book review, I have managed to do a lot of reading while I have been poorly, so there are lots to share.
Nine hours and eleven minutes…
That’s how long it’s been since Ella Hope was beaten to within an inch of life and left for dead.
She lies, unable to move and praying for somebody to find her, as she counts down the minutes and wonders who could have hated her so much to have hurt her so badly.
Was it the man she went on a date with the previous evening, the man linked to the deaths of two other women? Or somebody else, somebody who wants her out of the picture so much they’re willing to kill?
Whoever it is, they will pay … all she has to do first is survive..!
So, another contender for my top ten books of the year here! I really do enjoy a thriller, especially one that hold up it’s descriptions like ‘will keep you on the edge of your seat’.
The Fake Date had me hooked from the start. I really liked the character of Ella and her determination, yet vulnerability after what happened to her. The author portrayed this so well. The rest of the characters were great too and you really are kept on the edge of your seat thinking of who might be responsible. The way that Lynda Stacey added in short parts from the ‘baddies’ viewpoint was great – it kept me guessing and I had a huge list of possible suspects towards the end!
A fantastic thriller and perfect for anyone that likes this genre. Would be great for anyone wanting to try a thriller too as it has all the great things you should expect from one. A fantastic read!
Amazon (audiobook and Kindle versions available)
Lynda grew up in the mining village of Bentley, Doncaster, in South Yorkshire,
Her own chaotic life story, along with varied career choices helps Lynda to create stories of psychological / romantic suspense, with challenging and unpredictable plots, along with (as in all romances) very happy endings.
Lynda joined the Romantic Novelist Association in 2014 under the umbrella of the New Writers Scheme and in 2015, her debut novel House of Secrets won the Choc Lit Search for a Star competition.
She lives in a small rural hamlet near Doncaster, with her husband, Haydn, whom she’s been happily married to for over 20 years.
Social Media Links –
Twitter – @Lyndastacey
Would love to hear what you thought if you have read this one? Let me know in the comments below what you thought, or if you intend to give it a read after my review
I heard about this book the other day and I still want to read this and can’t wait until I have some free time to pick it up. Love a good thriller/suspense novel.
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It was excellent, hope you enjoy x
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This is a great review! I’m sorry to hear it’s not going well for you health-wise. I’m a spoonie mom, too.
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It’s annoying ‘normal’ people bugs which have been keeping me down. Luckily on the mend now, hope you are well x
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Oooh in your top ten of the year!? I’ll have to check this out!! Great post!!
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It was a good one! Hope you enjoy x
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A neat thriller!
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It sure was x
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I need to get around to reading this. Great review. I have had it on my TBR for a while now.
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You need to! Hope you like it x
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I’m kicking myself for not jumping on this blog tour when I had the chance!
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AHH you should! It was so good! X
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I wish I was on this blog tour! This sounds really good!
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It really is, you should have a read when you get chance x
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sounds super grippy and I love suspense
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Me too, this is one of my fave genres x
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Wow! Will have to put this in my TBR.
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Hope you enjoy it as much as I did x
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This sounds really good. I always love a good thriller!
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Me too, one of my favourite genres x
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This is an excellent review and I really want to read this book now.
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Thankyou, hope you enjoy it as much as I did x
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