Today it is my stop on the blog tour for this absolute corker of a read, You Let Me In.
Those of you who follow my reviews will know what a big fan of Lucy Clarke I am so you can imagine my delight when her latest release landed on my door mat.
I have brought every one of Lucy Clarke’s novel time and
time again for friends because they deserved to be read far and wide and I fail
to see how any one would not love them as they are always full of suspense.
Lucy Clarke’s new release is You Let Me In has a different look to her previous
novels, gone are the sea scenes that seem to have been her signature style and
in place is a white and grey chilling cover.
Bestselling author Elle returns home from a writing retreat
but as soon as she walks in she knows that something isn’t right. She had
rented her home out for the first time on air bnb but she had locked her
writing room wanting to keep her privacy but on return the room is unlocked.
As the days follow and the deadline for her next book is
looming but the words won’t flow, numerous unexplainable and creepy things
begin to happen to her as if there is a constant presence in the house.
Wow wow wow! How does Lucy Clarke do this to me every time?
Some books you read and they have that warm cosy inviting feeling, well not
Lucy’s books her books chill me to the bone and have me so tense, I am talking
shoulders permanently up by my ears from start to finish!
This book was so cleverly plotted keeping me guessing and
having me suspicious of each and every character me meet, including our main
character Elle! When the revelation came I was in complete and utter shock I
had not seen this coming.
I don’t usually like to use the typical page turner quote in
my reviews but this book has to be an exception as each time I went to put the
book down instantly picked it back up again flying through the pages intrigued
to see what was going to happen in the house next, I was so relieved when my
Saturday night plans fell through so I could continue on this creepy chilling discovery!
This is an absolute corker of a book and to make it even
better our main character Elle is an author so it was great to have a little
insight into the authors pressures when a deadline is due. What I have always
loved about this authors writing is how beautifully she describes everything
from the surroundings to the feeling and emotions she just makes everything
feel so heightened which puts us on edge even more as she pulls us in ready to
take us by complete surprise.
I will be recommending this book to every bookworm I talk to
and any of you who have read Luc Clarke’s previous novels will be blown away by
this, her best book yet.
If you are eager to get your hands on a copy then you will be thrilled to know that the generous
team at Harper Collins have kindly offered a copy that is up for grabs in a UK Only giveaway.
Good Luck!
I honestly can't choose which of Lucy Clarke's books I like best as they are all amazing! I always look forward to her new releases as I know I am guaranteed a fab read. (Emma Miller)
ReplyDeleteHi Rea, Thank you for running this great giveaway 😘 I am so into psychological thrillers, it's a genre that I never really tire from. Unfortunately, I have only read 'Last Seen' by Lucy, (I have her others on my tbr pile) which I really enjoyed and so I can't compare. I love the sound of this, I love books that you can lose yourself in and never know which way they're going to go! And the creepier the better for me 😀 Thank you again Rea xxxx ...sorry spelling mistake above 👆 🙊 xx
ReplyDeleteGreat review, sadly I haven't read any of Lucy Clark's books, sounds like I am missing out. I think I would really enjoy this as I love a book that keeps you guessing until the end and causes a few late nights!
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