The new law in Malaysia has officially been implemented, giving victims of stalking the ability to seek legal protection from their stalkers. Stalking is now a crime whether it's done physically or online. The author's personal account of dealing with stalking at the end gave the whole reasoning behind this book.
Natalie Beare stumbled upon a closed forum for the survivors of stalking. One of the London-based survivors decided to create a WhatsApp group. The group also consisted of Alexandra, Lucy, River, and Bridget. Each of them is being stalked and seeking refuge in one another like a survival alliance. Sadly, Natalie was killed by her ex-boyfriend/stalker.
As they mourned Nat's passing at the funeral, they were given a wreath and card that contained a chilling warning. The ominous note declared that one of them would meet their end in ten days. In a state of panic, they immediately began strategizing to keep themselves out of harm's way. What follows is a cat and mouse and I did not figure out the culprit until the very end which leaves us with red herrings and possible suspects. Although the story was a bit slow at the beginning, it was entertaining but dragged at times, and some of it just wasn't plausible. By this time, I figured out the author's writing style yet if it has any indication, it's better than The Guilty Couple. 🤷♀️
Thanks to @times.reads and @putrifariza for the review copy. My opinions are my own 💙
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