Killing Kate
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4.0 • 174 Ratings
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- £3.49
Publisher Description
From the Sunday Times top ten bestselling author of Seven Days and The Choice comes a gripping serial killer thriller with a psychological edge you won’t want to put down!
A serial killer is stalking your home town.
He has a type: all his victims look the same.
And they all look like you.
Kate returns from a post break-up holiday with her girlfriends to news of a serial killer in her home town – and his victims all look like her.
It could, of course, be a simple coincidence.
Or maybe not.
She becomes convinced she is being watched, followed even. Is she next? And could her mild-mannered ex-boyfriend really be a deranged murderer?
Or is the truth something far more sinister?
Once you start reading, you won’t be able to stop!
Reviews
Praise for Killing Kate
‘You’ll find it hard to fall asleep when the lights go out’ Evening Standard
Praise for Alex Lake
‘A nail-biting psychological thriller … maintains high suspense to the very end’ Publishers Weekly
‘Superbly crafted … will keep you up all night’ LizLovesBooks.com
‘A novel that had me gripped from its opening paragraph … It certainly had me wanting more … An excellent novel’ TheWelshLibrarian.blogspot.com
‘A story that will grab your attention from the start … It will certainly appeal to any fans of psychological thrillers’ ByTheLetterBookReviews.co.uk
About the author
Alex Lake is a British novelist who was born in the North West of England. After Anna, the author’s first novel written under this pseudonym, was a No.1 bestselling ebook sensation and a top ten Sunday Times bestseller. The author now lives in the North East of the US.
Customer Reviews
Killing Kate
Enjoyed reading this book.
Gripping until the End
I loved this book!
This was the first book by this author that I’d read but it inspired me to read more by them.
It kept me guessing until the very end and I loved everything about it!
Killing Kate
A very enjoyable read. The story is intriguing and there is enough complexity to have you running through the (killer) options for some time. The quality of the writing drops a little here and there but on the whole a very worthwhile read.