You're Not Alone by G.M Lawrence

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @ZooloosTour and @GemsLawrence for letting me part if this tour and reviewing this book. Your not alone is psychological thriller thst hooked me from the begaining. Danny is not a nice character and i feel the dtory is bit creepy just because of how Danny has obsession with Chole and is following her around and all she did was meet him in now out snd now he wont leave her alone. A good read that kept me hooked and some great twists. I will definatly read more from this auther. I tryed to read the book quickly because i needed to know what would happen to Chole at the end. Brillant read 5 stars. Book Blurb He only has eyes for her… Chloe needs to get her life back on track after the collapse of her marriage. So when she meets handsome, charismatic Danny on a night out, she is open to seeing what develops. It should be normal, exciting, boy-meets-girl but something about Danny is…off. He’s a little too interested, a little too intense. So she doesn't give him her number. End of story. But Danny isn't going anywhere. He pursues Chloe with a determination that frightens her, ignoring her warnings to leave her alone. He invades every corner of her world, makes every effort to get between her and Tom, a friend who could be more. Chloe finds herself in the fight of her life as she realizes that Danny is deadly serious about his promise that they will be together – at any cost. And with Tom and Chloe growing closer, her fear for her new man only escalates as she struggles to answer one terrifying question – how far will Danny go to get what he wants? You’re Not Alone – the stunning psychological thriller perfect for fans of Freida McFadden, K.L. Slater and Daniel Hurst. Author Bio G. M. Lawrence writes psychological suspense novels that have sizzling suspense, plenty of heart and a thrilling twist or two. She decided to start writing as a hobby in 2015 and after a few half-hearted attempts at a novel, she decided to commit to it. Now, with a creative writing course under her belt, she loves nothing more than to open her laptop and let the words flow. She lives in Hampshire in the UK with her husband, daughter, and two cats who love to bring as much chaos into their lives as possible.

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  1. Zooloo's Book Diary23 February 2023 at 09:08

    thank you so much for taking part in the tour and for sharing you review x

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