Book Synopsis:
Cat Crawford is not especially good at her job.
Erin Goodman is the woman Cat wants to be when she’s older – smart, successful, and the best part? She’s earned it – nothing was ever handed to Erin on a plate, or to Cat.
But Erin doesn’t notice Cat. Not until something awful happens and Cat, finding herself in the right place at the right time, writes the article that goes viral. Now she’s got Erin’s attention.
The difference is, Cat knows Erin is onto her. And Cat is more than happy to toy with her colleague, especially if it gets her an even bigger story to report on.
In the game of cat and mouse, there can be only one winner.
My Review:
Kill For It is an addictive, intense, twisty read which I really enjoyed.
The story is told from the point of view of the two main characters Cat and Erin- who.are two very different ladies. Cat has been working at the newspaper for two years without getting anywhere, whereas Erin is one of the newspapers top reporters. It was very interesting getting to know the two women as well as following the changes in their friendship. It was fascinating to find out more about their personal lives and background as the story went on.
I felt this book gave a great insight into what it’s like to work in the newspaper business and I was a little shocked by how cut throat it seemed. In a world were everybody seemed to be out for themselves I initially loved Erin for helping Cat, however I felt sorry for them both when the competitive element of their job meant the friendship couldn’t continue. It made my blood boil to realise how women can be easily overlooked by male bosses and how they are often given the more menial office tasks.
I found this book incredibly fast paced and very gripping making it hard to put down. There were lots of twists that kept me guessing and a few red herrings that completely threw me. The main story in broken up with articles and tweets which I thought was very clever. I can’t wait to read more from this author in future.
Huge thanks to Anne Cater for inviting me onto the blog tour and to the publisher for my copy of this book.
About The Author:
Lizzie Fry is a debut author of high concept thriller The Coven (published by Sphere books), but you might know her better as LV Hay. LV’s books previous books were crime fiction: The Other Twin, Do No Harm (Orenda Books) and Never Have I Ever (Hodder). The Other Twin is currently being adapted for the screen by Agatha Raisin producers Free@Last TV.
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