Thriller set in New York – Steve Cavanagh

Submitted: 18th July 2023

Have you read Strangers on a Train? As two people in this book decide to recreate that ,,,and more. One wants to kill someone who has been involved in the death of her family. The other has someone she wants rid of too. What if they carried out each other’s murders? Who would suspect? They have no ties, no links to one another….

If you think you have read this before….you haven’t……

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Boarding Pass Information: New York

Author guide: Steve Cavanagh

Genre: thriller

Food and drink to accompany: nothing, your heart is in your mouth the entire time

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Before you start reading this novel, strap in tight. This is one HECK of a ride. If this book was a fairground attraction it would be a rollercoaster in the dark. Oh flipping heck. What did I just read? This is MAD!

Two strangers meet , in a self- help group of all places, and get chatting. both have lost someone close to them in violent circumstances. Both know the man responsible and both want them dead. So, they agree that Amanda will kill Wendy’s hate target and Wendy will kill Amanda’s. A plot straight out of a book – Strangers on a Train – that they both acknowledge. BUT THIS IS STRANGERS ON A BULLET TRAIN CHASED BY AN EVEN FASTER BULLET TRAIN HEADING TOWARDS A CLIFF EDGE level of excitement.

Please go into this book blind and be assured you are in for one heck of a ride with so many twists and turns, it will make you dizzy. I thought I had worked something out and then BAM, no sirree. Thought I knew what one character’s reasons for doing something were. NOPE, wrong again.

Cavanagh’s crazy roller coaster ride got me at every turn and I blinking loved it. Set in New York, the city is a player in the storyline as it gives a busy, crowded vibe where you can easily get lost in the crowds, and be anyone you want to be.

That last chapter almost made me choke on my sandwich. Do not eat sandwiches or operate heavy machinery when reading this book.