You Die Next
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'A highly original, gripping read that didn't let up until the final pages' CASS GREEN 'A brilliant premise' ROZ WATKINS When a group of urban explorers stumble across a murderer's kill room in a derelict film studio, terror strikes. And when one of the group is found dead, the team realise - they're being hunted. DI Dominic Bell is investigating the murder, but as the body count rises, time is running out. The only person who can help him is Dominic's ex, Clementine Starke - but Clementine is haunted by her own demons. Can the two of them pair up to catch the killer? Or is it already too late? A cat-and-mouse thriller perfect for fans of Sarah Hilary and Rachel Abbott. Read it if you dare!
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This originally appeared at The Irresponsible Reader.
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If you have not read Stephanie Marland's My Little Eye, you shouldn't read this post, because I don't know how much I might let slip, and while you probably can enjoy this book without having read it – you won't appreciate it the way you should. Also, you should reconsider your life choices from the last year or so, because My Little Eye was one of the best things that was published in 2018.
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The tunnel would be pitch-black without the safety lights, but even with them Dom, Parekh and Timber have to tread carefully, using their torch beams to scan the rails for signs of blood. Back on platform five, the CSIs are working their magic. Once Dom's established the route taken by Thomas Lee, they'll start work on the tunnel as well. They need to move fast, find leads as to what the hell happened here. This has to be one of the most bizarre crime scenes that Dom's attended.
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2 primary booksStarke & Bell is a 2-book series with 2 primary works first released in 2017 with contributions by Stephanie Marland and Stephanie Broadribb.
