Lucy Clarke

‘The very definition of a page-turner’ Clare Mackintosh

You Let Me In

Kaitlyn Bailey 

This book was absolutely amazing, the build up the tension the way Lucy Clarke describes everything with such detail, honestly I think this was an absolutely amazing read, you get pushed in directions that would seem obvious then you are brought into a completely different direction, I feel like the way the book was written with the real bad guy there at all times with someone else so Elle doesn't suspect a thing, I absolutely loved this book.

Jade Lee

** spoiler alert **
           **probably 4.5 stars** 
I was honestly gripped from the beginning, you spend the whole book guessing. It was also quite chilling and I would have been so creeped out if I read this when I was home alone. Such a perfect ending and not what I expected

Ruth Parker 

I liked this a lot more than I thought I would. I’m not a fan of books about authors, but Elle was a relatable character, for me anyway! I loved the sections of writing where she talked about a blank page, about the writer’s block she was suffering, the pressures of deadlines etc. I found it all believable and relatable. 
I didn’t see the twist coming although I did guess who was behind it all. Great book, really enjoyed it.

Adrianna Giunta

This was a really strong thriller! I didn't expect the twists at all, I was constantly kept guessing. I really enjoyed reading from a writer's perspective and the setting of Cornwall where my family is from. Can't wait to read more from this author.

Alicia Evans

Rebecca Blomberg 

Elle Fielding has taken the literary world by storm, with her first book hitting the bestsellers lists and making big money. But now she's under pressure from her publisher to produce a follow-up that's just as compelling. Having spent a chunk of her earnings remodelling her dream house on the cliffs, she decides to take a break to try to cure her writer's block, renting the property out on Airbnb while she's away. Upon her return, however, she realises something has changed. Despite her friends' reassurances that everything is fine, and her vivid imagination must be running away with her, Elle is increasingly convinced something is seriously wrong. As fear and paranoia close in, her own home becomes a prison. Someone is unlocking her past - and she's given them the key...

You Let Me In

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