Review: Dying To Tell

Dying To Tell by Keri Beevis
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A tense psychological thriller set in Norfolk, in places I have been many times so it had a sense of familiarity to it for me.

Lila wakes in hospital with no memory of the car accident that left her the sole survivor. She was a passenger in her dates car, so no fault of hers.

She leaves hospital and starts to have flashbacks of the accident, she knows a young girl, Stephanie, who was driving the other car had died and wants to pay her respects at the funeral. Here she meets her brother, Jack, who is less than welcoming.

However, he feels bad for being so rude to her and he meets her to apologise….is there a budding romance here?

But, something sinister is lurking and first Lila gets pushed into the road, a bus just missing her, then there’s an intruder in her house….why would anyone want to hurt he

As Jack and Lila delve into Stephanie’s life, they find mention of The Bishop and threats of blackmail. Was the car accident really an accident? Who feels so threatened by Lila?

The characters are well developed and Lila and Jack are really likeable, which builds the tension even more, Others are plain creepy!

This is a slow burn of a thriller, with lots of clues and suspects in such a well plotted tale, it really keeps you hooked from the very start to the heart pounding end.

Thank you to Bloodhound Books for the opportunity to participate in this blog tour, for the promotional materials and a free copy of the ebook. This is my honest, unbiased review.


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