The Killer You Know

De: S. R. Masters

Narrado por: Imogen Church

The Killer You Know is a gripping, original story about toxic friendships and revenge -- perfect for fans of Laura Marshall, Ruth Ware and C. J. Tudor.

I'll murder three strangers. And you'll know it was me . . .

"A blinder of a read" -- SUN

"A scary, compelling and a completely original page-turner" -- Irish Independent

"An original and gripping thriller" -- Laura Marshall
Summer 1997: When Will jokes about becoming a serial killer, his friends just laugh it off. But Adeline can't help but feel there's something darker lurking behind his words.

Winter 2015: Years later, Adeline returns to Blythe for a reunion of the old gang -- except Will doesn't show up. Reminiscing about old times, they look up the details of his supposed murder spree. But the mood soon changes when they discover two recent deaths that match.

As the group attempts to track Will down, they realize that he is playing a sinister game that harks back to one they used to play as kids.

Only this time there are lives at stake . . .

Readers are absolutely loving The Killer You Know:

"A compelling, unpredictable thriller that conveys the changing nature of long-lasting friendships beautifully. How well do we know even our closest of friends? Highly recommended." -- Elisabeth Carpender

"A twisty, clever exploration of claustrophobic childhood friendships and the darkness they can lead to." -- Dervla McTiernan

"The Killer You Know is one of my favourite reads of the year. I LOVED it. Pacey, nostalgic, excellent very well-developed characters, and a clever plot" -- Niki MacKAy

"A gripping, compelling read with a brilliant premise and a wonderfully twisting storyline. An incredible debut." -- TM Logan

"Compelling, creepy, and brilliantly executed, The Killer You Know is an original new voice in the thriller world." -- Phoebe Morgan

"Brilliantly atmospheric tale of toxic friendship, with a killer hook -- what if one of your gang turned out to be a serial killer? Loved it." -- Liz Barnsely

Reseñas de la Crítica

"An original and gripping thriller combined with an evocative coming of age story that will be achingly familiar."—Laura Marshall, author of Friend Request

"A compelling, unpredictable thriller that conveys the changing nature of long-lasting friendships beautifully. How well do we know even our closest of friends? Highly recommended."—Elisabeth Carpenter, author of 99 Red Balloons

"A gripping, compelling read with a brilliant premise and a wonderfully twisting storyline. An incredible debut."—T. M. Logan, author of Lies

"A thrilling read and an exceptional debut novel."—Rachel Edwards, author of Darling

"Compelling, creepy, and brilliantly executed . . . an original new voice in the thriller world."—Phoebe Morgan, author of The Doll House

"A twisty, clever exploration of claustrophobic childhood friendships and the darkness they can lead to."—Dervla McTiernan, author of The Ruin

"Arresting . . . . offers sharp insights into group dynamics and peer manipulation. Masters is a writer to watch."—Publishers Weekly

The book was good.

This book was good. It wasn’t out of this world fantastic or an “OMG you gotta read this” or knock your socks off. It simply a good book and good listen. It did not leave me wanting more … yet the book kept going even after the plot came to an end. It just kept going on and on. By the last chapter I was bored and thinking seriously?!? What more can you tell me????

Really very good!

Imogen always narrates very well! She shines again here.
If this is a debut, I’m going to watch this author!!
I’d have to compare this to many of the books out there right now. Psychologically roping you into the tense timeline. It’s very easy to follow, dialogue is really good! I cared about each one of the friends. Each person has a distinct voice, thanks also to Imogens talent.
I haven’t even finished this book yet but chose to review as it isn’t something you want to miss.

Long!

The storyline good…the length of telling it over the top. The narrator changes in voices were not good.

Great story!

Loved this story! Imogen Church, as usual, does a great job with all of the characters. Will definitely listen to another S.R. Masters book (especially if it's narrated by Imogen Church!)

Wow

guessed the killer right away but then proceeded to second guess my perception of everything the entire book, changed opinions several times before the end! I’ve not had a thriller do that sooooo well before - as a writer, my brain turns “on” the writing side while reading often & it’s easy for me to figure out the plot way before it’s gotten there, including small tiny things. This has made me so entertained today with PTSD triggered it still captured my brain enough to turn the brain hamsters off.

Well Done!!!

This is a very good listen. Keeps you guessing throughout the story. I thought multiple people did it at different times. Not predictable at all.

Could have

Been shorter. Way too much information in back and forth time lines that slowed down the good parts. I had a feeling about the killer, but it dragged on too much.

Not bad, I had the killer figured out from the get

However, Imogene Church did a great job of narration and I enjoyed the 80"s and 90's references. BTW, it isn't always bad when you know the killer, it can be fun anticipating and worrying about the main character's safety in a forehead slapping "what is she THINKING,; he iis CRAZY" sort of a way.

Satisfyingly Intricate, Dark and Twisted

This swept me up in a two day binge listen. The author expertly manages the present/past timelines, and shifting points of view, to fully develop these characters, and immerse us in the remote rural community where five lonely, vulnerable teens formed an insular clique. The gradual development and the stark sense of place creates mounting tension, while the rich dialogue and attention to detail allows this character driven story to never feel rushed. Imogen Church is superb, as always. I eagerly await a second novel by S. R. Masters.

I have to know

I thought it was a good read, well written and inspiring motivation to hear more