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I Know What You've Done by Dorothy Koomson
I Know What You've Done by Dorothy Koomson











I used to write a chapter every night then pass it around to my fellow convent school pupils every morning, and they seemed to love it. I wrote my first novel called There's A Thin Line Between Love And Hate when I was 13. Hello, my name's Dorothy Koomson and I'll try to make this bit that's all about me as interesting as possible. Thank you to Mobius Books US for providing me with a copy in exchange for an honest review. Pick up a copy from your favourite retailer or from one of the following links. Overall, I Know What You’ve Done is a sinister, atmospheric, twisty whodunit by Koomson that does a wonderful job of highlighting just how easily people can be emotionally and psychologically exploited, and reminds us that even those we think we know so well often have deep, dark secrets they choose to hide. And the plot is an unnerving, suspenseful tale of deception, manipulation, suspicions, revelations, nefarious intentions, indiscretions, corruption, mayhem, and violence. The characters are consumed, troubled, and secretive. I Know What You’ve Done is a tortuous, simmering thriller that introduces us to Rae, a young mother who, after the recent attempted murder of one of her neighbours, discovers that no one is who they claim to be, everyone has something to hide, and danger lurks around every corner, especially for the one person who has possession of Priscilla’s coveted, tell-all journal. Or … would you try to find out what everyone had done?

I Know What You

What if the police asked if you knew anything? What if the woman who gave it to you was murdered by one of the people in the diary? What if all your neighbors’ secrets landed in a diary on your doorstep?

I Know What You

Fans of Lisa Jewell and Louise Candlish will rip through the pages of this addictive new thriller. Do you have any idea what the people you know are capable of?īestselling author of All My Lies Are True, Dorothy Koomson, asks how well you can really know your neighbors.













I Know What You've Done by Dorothy Koomson