Razor Thin - Amy Frances

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Résumé :
Razor Thin A twin's devotion is unending. After losing her sister, Kate Vanguard struggles with reality. Weeks before graduating top of her class and securing her dream job, an innocent party ends in murder, leaving the college student unable to focus on even the simplest of tasks. But when a striking businessman visits the breezy lakefront town, visions of blood splattered Nikes, ribbons of yellow, and an eerie murmur, Sheepish, haunt her into action. Feeling desperate with urgency, Kate vows to uncover the truth about that night. The insomniac begins questioning everyone she loves. Even her enemies. And resolves they're all lying to her. Will investigating the murder give Kate everything she's ever wanted, or will her meddling curiosity destroy friendships, love, and her sanity? Razor Thin is the heart-pounding first book in the Razor Thin psychological thriller series. Readers who liked Gone Girl and The Girl on the Train, will love Amy Frances' twisty, roller-coaster read. (Razor Thin may be read as a stand-alone.)...

Sommaire:
Razor Thin A twin's devotion is unending. After losing her sister, Kate Vanguard struggles with reality. Weeks before graduating top of her class and securing her dream job, an innocent party ends in murder, leaving the college student unable to focus on even the simplest of tasks. But when a striking businessman visits the breezy lakefront town, visions of blood splattered Nikes, ribbons of yellow, and an eerie murmur, Sheepish, haunt her into action. Feeling desperate with urgency, Kate vows to uncover the truth about that night. The insomniac begins questioning everyone she loves. Even her enemies. And resolves they're all lying to her. Will investigating the murder give Kate everything she's ever wanted, or will her meddling curiosity destroy friendships, love, and her sanity? Razor Thin is the heart-pounding first book in the Razor Thin psychological thriller series. Readers who liked Gone Girl and The Girl on the Train, will love Amy Frances' twisty, roller-coaster read. (Razor Thin may be read as a stand-alone.)...