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A really enjoyable, gripping thriller. I loved it because it was set in Lancashire where I work 😊

My thoughts

Rating : 5

Re read

Notes: its still one of my top 2020 books that I've read and here's why :

Dark and twisted

Serial killer ( you can never go wrong with a book that has one in it if the character is real written and this one is )

A insane asylum ( that helps set the tone and setting of the story .)

And how the author wrote it also helps to bring the story together and makes the story come to life.

Secrets of a Serial Killer by Rosie Walker is a suspenseful thriller that will have you on the edge of your seat trying to figure out what will happen next. Thank you NetGalley One More Chapter/Harper Collins UK #omcreads #bookreview #bookblogger
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This is a great debut from a new author. Plenty of tension and suspense in this story which continues through the book. Also has a good ending with some nice twists. Recommend this book and it worked well as an audiobook.

This is my 9th book finished during #AwesomeAugust and 3 / 5 #NetGalley books finished.

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I loved listing to this audio! It‘s just what I needed for my commute this week ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Wowowowow! This was a fantastic read. Kept me on the edge of my seat. Fast paced. Good twists. Heart pounding even at the end. All I can say right now is wow. I‘m sure I‘ll have more thoughts on my Goodreads later.

Thank you to #Netgalley

While this might be offensive, it made me laugh because it made me feel better about my irrational fear of being kidnapped lol 😂 🙈 I was like “welp! Glad I‘m safe!” 😭😂😂

Thank you #NetGalley and #OMCReads for this ARC I very much enjoyed it.What could be a better setting for the opening scene of a book about a serial killer? An abandoned insane asylum!! A teenager kidnapped, two young kids in the woods and a psychopath working undetected. This was a solid read. It kept me reading into the night. Very creepy, but not graphic.