Made You Look

De: Tanya Grant

Narrado por: Bailey Carr, Lisa Flanagan, Brittany Pressley

A Catskills retreat turns deadly for a group of influencers when a snowstorm cuts them off from their greatest resource—their followers—just as a killer strikes in this irresistible debut thriller.

Sydney Kent is the ultimate It Girl. You want her effortless style, her charisma, her hair. You want to be her; you want to be with her.

But the trouble with a star is that everyone else looks dull in comparison.

Despite Caitlyn’s social media cunning, it’s impossible for her to step out from Sydney’s shadow. Even Lucy, Sydney’s best friend since before her fame, can’t escape her role as full-time photographer to the influencer.

When the women are invited to post content for a secluded new retreat in the Catskills, alongside Sydney’s boyfriend Jeff, stylist Nash, and manager Brent, the weekend feels like it will be a fresh start. But an unexpected snowstorm traps the group together with no cell service, no Wi-Fi, and no way out.

Then a killer strikes, and the dream trip becomes a nightmare. Secrets, lies, and scandals are forced to the surface, and the friends can’t help but suspect the murderer might be among them. Worse, the killing has only just begun.

But where there’s danger, there’s juicy, jaw-dropping, name-making content to be created. You know you want to look.

Reseñas de la Crítica

"[A] sly, propulsive debut... Smart, tense and unexpectedly poignant, “Made You Look” offers both a gripping mystery and a thoughtful commentary on the cost of living life in the spotlight."
— The Seattle Times

"Tanya Grant’s debut novel is reminiscent of a classic Agatha Christie-style locked-door whodunit—that is, if Christie wrote about social media influencers and their entourages."
— Marie Claire

"Caustic, claustrophobic, and page-turning to the end, this shivery slasher will bewitch suspense fans."
— Publishers Weekly

"Exquisitely sharp and deliciously twisty, Made You Look is both a modern, canny takedown of influencer culture and a deeply satisfying whodunit. I couldn't tear my eyes away."
— Katie Cotugno, New York Times bestselling author of Liar’s Beach

"A cunning peek into the BTS of influencers, set against a backdrop that is both isolated and somehow cozy. I flew through this drama-filled book in just two days!"
— Jesse Q. Sutanto, USA Today bestselling author of Vera Wong's Guide to Snooping (on a Dead Man)

"A delicious blend of influencer drama, gasp-worthy twists, and an eerie, isolated setting, Made You Look is destined to be your next thriller obsession. Consider me liking, following, and subscribing to whatever Tanya Grant writes next!"
— Olivia Worley, author of People to Follow

“A classic trapped-in-the-woods thriller set against the thoroughly now backdrop of the influencer lifestyle, Made You Look made my jaw drop more than once! Tanya Grant delivers a truly unputdownable read.”
— Kieran Scott, author of Wish You Were Gone

Fun twisty thriller!

I saw this was a new release and I like the influencer trope so I got it. It was really good! It is told by multiple narrators, Lucy, Sydney’s best friend from before she was famous, and Caitlyn, another influencer friend of Sydney’s. Lucy is not an influencer but works for Sydney. They are all on a brand trip weekend away with some others and then stuff starts happening. I enjoyed it! It was interesting and kept me guessing, trying to figure out who it was. I loved the narrators, some of the best in the business so of course it was good! I loved the ending! I will read more from Tanya Grant!

Sadly it was a disappointment

Made You Look is Tanya Grant’s debut novel, and while the premise immediately grabbed me, the execution fell short. Six influencers snowed in at a Catskills cabin should have made for a tense, claustrophobic mystery, but the story never quite delivered on that promise.

The characters felt self-indulgent, shallow, and largely unlikable, which made it hard to care about their fates. The mystery itself lacked suspense and momentum, causing the plot to drag. Several hinted-at threads ultimately went nowhere, leaving the narrative feeling uneven. There were flashes of potential, but not enough to overcome the pacing issues—and even the ending couldn’t redeem the rest of the book.

I typically enjoy multiple POVs, but here the voices blended together. I often had to check the chapter headings just to remember who was speaking.

This book kept you guessing.

You didn't quite know what was going on snd who did what until last minute. This book kept you on the edge of your seat till the last word.