Crime and Thrillers
When Sophie is murdered by a manipulative killer, her ghost watches helplessly as her best friend Bailey falls into his control. Together with other victims, Sophie fights to expose his crimes.
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Bailey would be lost without him. He’s made sure of it.
He is the man everyone wants to be or be with. He is respected, charismatic, successful. But beneath the polished exterior lies a monster. For him, control is an addiction, more intoxicating than murder. And he should know.
When Sophie and Bailey cross paths with him on a night out in London, their lives take a dark and irreversible turn. Sophie becomes his victim, silenced forever, and now forced to helplessly watch as her vibrant, confident best friend falls prey to his insidious web of coercion and control. Bailey, once full of hope for the future, now struggles to get through each day. But Sophie knows his horrifying secret. Worse still, she knows what will happen when he grows tired of his game...
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More Than Us was a really good book. Definitely a unputdownable page-turner. The ending was unpredictable and overall, it was a tense, chilling read.
Wow! Very intense read! I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book! It had such chilling suspense that had me glued to my kindle! Gruesome murders, mystery, fantastic characters, loved the creepy characters lol and some jaw dropping twists that gave me chills!! I highly recommend reading this chilling thriller you definitely won’t be disappointed it was a fantastic book! Thank you NetGalley and the publisher for sharing this book with me!
Jo O'Neill does a fantastic job in writing this thriller novel, it had that element that I enjoyed from this type of book. The characters were everything that I was wanting and worked in this type of book. I really enjoyed the suspenseful atmosphere and how it was used to tell this story, the characters worked overall and glad I read this. It worked so well as this type of book and left me wanting to read more from Jo O'Neill.
