Kill for me Kill for you by Steve Cavanagh

 


The novel centers around two characters, Amanda and Wendy, who meet by chance and share a common bond - the loss of people they loved. Over shared grief, they form a plan to kill each other's culprit so they won't be suspected of the crime. Will things go to plan? Is everyone being honest? Or will everything crash and burn, taking everyone involved down with it?

In another part of town, Ruth and Scott share a home and future together, until an incident shatters their life. Ruth is attacked brutally in her own home when Scott is out with friends. She is the sole survivor of such similar attacks and all she remembers are the blue eyes of this sinister man. With the sanctity of her own home compromised, will Ruth ever feel safe again?

Incredible! That's the word which came to mind when I finished reading this book. It truly is amazing! This happens to be the first book I've read from author @sscav and I feel bad that I didn't read his work earlier. Better late than never, I guess! He's one of my favourite authors now!

This book takes you on a ride, braiding two stories together. They way they entwine is very surprising and you keep reading to know more. Amanda is hurt and heartbroken wanting revenge; so is Wendy. Their plan is simple and diabolical at the same time. The plot takes you through their attempts and you keep rooting for them because you hate the guys they're trying to kill. Ruth and Scott do their best to move on in life but don't get very far. How these stories and people come together will stun you! However, one question remains - Will they all find closure?

You won't see the twists coming in this plot and when they do, you will be shocked and this continues until the very last page of the book. It's an incredibly well written story and will keep you at the edge of your seat!

I can't say enough good things about this novel and it's one of the best books I have read so far!

I give it 4.5/5

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