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Watch Me
Angela Clarke
Published by Avon
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First published in Great Britain by HarperCollins 2017
Copyright © Angela Clarke 2017
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Source ISBN: 9780008174613
Ebook Edition © December 2015 ISBN: 9780008174620
Version: 2017-01-10
Praise for WATCH ME by Angela Clarke
‘Watch Me sees the return of Nas and Freddie from Follow Me and goes further into their past and the guilt it has left them with. Fast paced and full of excitement, it’s hard to know where each chapter will take you in this thoroughly unpredictable ride. It kept me gripped and I cannot wait for the third instalment to see what happens next.’
Katerina Diamond, author of The Teacher
‘Watch Me is another zinging thriller in this social media crime series from Angela Clarke. From Snapchat to doxing to revenge porn, each turn of the page will make you reconsider your Internet life, and will definitely leave you worrying who’s watching you. Smart, sassy and totally on point, following Nas and Freddie’s investigations are a must.’
Sarah Pinborough, author of Behind Her Eyes
‘The clock is ticking in Angela Clarke’s excellent new novel Watch Me. DS Nasreen Cudmore and her friend Freddie Venton receive a chilling message via social media – they only have 24 hours to save the life of a young woman. Who has taken her? The answer lies online but the deeper they delve the more dangerous the situation becomes. Someone is watching their every move. Creepy, clever and unnerving; you won’t ever want to log on again.’
C. L. Taylor, author of The Missing
‘Starts with heart-pounding suspense; and the excitement intensifies throughout.’
Sharon Bolton, author of Daisy in Chains
‘I loved this! An utterly addictive, gripping thriller.’
Robert Bryndza, author of international number one bestseller The Girl in the Ice.
‘Stylish, pacy and packs a bruising punch.’
Sarah Hilary, author of the DI Marnie Rome series.
‘A sharp, punchy, fast-paced thriller, that will keep you hooked until the very last page.’
Casey Kelleher, author of Bad Blood
‘Fast, feminist and sharp as a knife. Just ripped through Watch Me by Angela Clarke and recommend you do the same. If you dare.’
Anna Mazzola, author of The Unseeing
‘Clarke drags you into the dark world of the internet in this edgy, tense, social-media thriller. You’ll hold your breath, as you turn pages at speed to find out the next twist in a world filled with complex characters who are wonderfully vivid, with real depth and warmth. I for one can’t wait for the next book in this series.’
Rebecca Bradley, author of the Detective Hannah Robbins Series
‘An utterly compelling, brilliantly plotted tale that expertly ramps up the tension and drags the reader in as the pages turn and the clock ticks down.’
Neil Broadfoot, author of All The Devils
‘Ingenious, fast-paced and full of dark wit. This is crime writing with attitude.’
Mark Edwards, bestselling author of Follow You Home
Praise for FOLLOW ME by Angela Clarke
‘Written in the sharpest style, the story races along, leaving the reader almost as breathless as the heroine – but there is a verve to it that is impossible to resist … Clarke is certainly someone to watch’
Daily Mail
‘A very contemporary nightmare, delivered with panache’
Independent
‘Freddie is a magnificently monstrous character’
Saturday Review, BBC Radio 4
‘Clarke has made an appealing flawed female lead who’ll make immediate sense to readers who enjoyed Rachel in The Girl on the Train. An invigorating cat-and-mouse game, with a dark and filthy wit that deliciously spikes the regular drenchings of gore’
Crime Scene Magazine
‘Slick and clever’
Sun
‘Set in a London of East
