Hidden Bodies: The sequel to Netflix smash hit YOU: Volume 2 (YOU series)

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out of 5 stars to Hidden Bodies, the second book in a thriller and suspense series by Caroline Kepnes. I wouldn't advise you to avoid reading it but I would warn you that you may it find it ultimately disappointing. I fold into myself and now she gets my tailbone and I retreat and now that fucking foot jabs me in my belly. There are so many more deserving authors who could benefit from a glimmer of the spotlight she has somehow drunkenly staggered herself into these days. I understand I can change my preference through my account settings or unsubscribe directly from any marketing communications at any time.

If a refund or reimbursement is payable to you, we will transfer the money using the same method originally used by you to pay for your purchase. Unfortunately, he's distracted by Delilah, one of the women in his apartment complex who has the hots for him. While You was written all about the “you” Joe happened to be stalking enamored with, Hidden Bodies is all about the “we” as Joe finds love. The worst part is that that the most exciting plot twist from Hidden Bodies was actually a twist that was reused from You.When it comes to the most disturbingly compelling protagonists of recent times, few have captured readers' imaginations more vividly than Joe Goldberg, the bookseller - we promise it's not any of us - with a deadly secret at the heart of Caroline Kepnes' You. This was the only part of the novel to make me excited to find out what happened next and captured what I loved about book one. In this continuation, we're introduced to even more characters as Joe's world broadens (his new girlfriend is a riot!

Already, Joe is beginning to become an annoyance to the reader and his manipulations this time around are far less subtle and he is clearly nowhere near as clever as he thinks he is. Right so, after the awesomeness of YOU, to say I was giddy with excitement to read Hidden Bodies would be a gross understatement. I'm not trying to turn into a gushing fangirl, but in all honestly I find her storytelling, her characters, and her writing simply brilliant. I understand that the author was poking fun at LA but this was too long, too over-the-top, and too unbelievable for me.You can’t do business like this but you also can’t look at Amy with her big blue eyes and her long blond hair out of a Guns N’ Roses song and say no to her. Now there were graphic sex scenes in "You" but the sexual tension was much more appealing in that book.