Alone in the Dark by Joanne Ryan

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesources for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Alone in the dark is a Psychological thriller and was addictive and thrilling read. The story about Abi who goes for a run and sees hit-and-run and tries to help the person who has been run over, but the man is not there. Abi runs due to event that happen in her life, and it helps her think. Abi sees on the news there is a man is missing and Abi thinks she's knowing who it is. Abi tries to tell people who it is but no one believes her and she's not as safe as thought she would be. This story will hook you to the point you can't put the book down. I read it in a day that is how hooked I was. The story is at good pace, you can keep up with. I did like Abi, and she developed through the book which I was glad she was getting stronger and sticking up for herself. The story is brilliantly written, and I did not see one of the twists coming. Exciting read that will keep you on your toes. Fantastic read. If you like Psychological book , Alone in the dark will not let you down. 5 stars. Blurb She witnessed a murder… but nobody’s dead It was a quiet night, like any other, when Abi went for her usual night-time run. It was her escape from all the stresses of life, the thing she did so she was stronger than the man who’d once hurt her so badly. But then – as she turns a quiet corner – she sees a car hitting somebody. Rushing forward, as the driver screeches off into the night, she realizes the man in the road has already died. After rushing to call for help, Abi returns to find a policeman already waiting. But there’s no body. No one is there. Abi knows what she saw. But everyone else thinks she’s lost her mind. Everyone except one person. Who wants her to stay silent.. forever. Purchase Link - https://mybook.to/aloneinthedarksocial Author Bio – Joanne Ryan is the author of several well-reviewed psychological thrillers. After realising she loved writing thrillers, Joanne left her office job and has been writing full time ever since. Social Media Links – Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100089068085573 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/authorjoanneryan/ Newsletter Sign Up: https://bit.ly/JoanneRyanNews Bookbub profile: Joanne Ryan Books - BookBub

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