Shame on You: The addictive psychological thriller that will make you question everything you read online Paperback – 26 July 2018

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Twists and turns in the story make the book a good read. The story in itself is a bit thought provoking. It keeps the reader pondering about the rights and wrongs and the blurry line that sets them apart.

Maybe the conclusion could have been better , in fact the first half was amazing and kept me interested, but too long , too many explanations, too many pages of feelings explained for such a pale and confusing end

Absolutely marvelous, the intricate story goes through twists and turn that make it an extremely good read. Justifiably the nme of the book does not match the story that well, however the story is definetly worth the purchase.

The idea behind the book is good. But as the story starts it's just too much slow and confusing. But the ending is quite gripping

Somehow the name did not raise expectations of such a riveting and intensely deep psychological story. But as the story progresses, one cannot help being engrossed in the intricate human emotions and traumas of all the characters.

Not a good book. The plot had a lot of plot holes. Buy something else instead. If you love thrillers than you can buy 'Police surgeon' by Ajith Anthony.

Loved this book . The characters are real . The story unusual. Hope to read more from this author. Thanks

Holly is an Instagrammer who has become famous for her healthy lifestyle that she claims cleared her of cancer.Her attacker is keen to destroy her, he has lost dearly because of her posts. He wants the whole world to know the truth about Holly. But what is the truth? Is he quite right in the head? Is he imagining all these terrible things because he’s hurting so bad?Well if I told you, I’d be spoiling the entire plot of this addictive read, so I’ll stop and just let you know that it’s BLIMMING GOOD.Heydenrych utilises two unreliable characters to be the stars of her story, making it a guessing game throughout of who to trust and who is lying.Holly’s heartbreaking past is dredged up allowing the reader to see the bumpy and lonely journey she had been on to get to this point, and honestly my heart went out to her. The attacker’s story is also built up simultaneously alongside Holly’s. Heydenrych has this incredible way of presenting these two characters to the reader, in a way that you see both their honourable aspects and their darkest aspects. It was like being the jury in a courtroom with Heydenrych presenting both the prosecutor and the defendant arguments at the same time, bouncing from one side to the other… really making the reader be involved in the story and question the numerous twisted events throughout the plot.Now, you all know I’m not the biggest fan of Instagram so when I first started this, I was concerned the link to the app would take over the plot (which I’ve seen happen in quite a few books), but not in this one. Heydenrych only utilities the app to help her argument on the dangers and trickery that can happen on social media… this plot would have worked with any social media platform, and indeed it hit home to me the power of the words we use online.With the chapters being reasonably short and the POV changing between Holly and her attacker, I was hooked on turning these pages all afternoon and finished it in one sitting.Gripping, relevant and capable of changing your mind multiple times, this story instantly draws you in.

We've all experienced that high when our post is getting lots of likes. Holly's obsession of her Instagram account is something most of us can relate to, even just a little bit. When she is attacked because of her fame, the reader feels immediately sorry for her, but there is something sinister about her too, something she is hiding from everyone else.The book's chapters alternate between the victim and the attacker, making us see both of their perspectives. At times we feel sympathy for both characters yet they are not particularly likeable either. This book is a real character study into why people do what they do - how does someone become a liar? Why would someone enjoy hurting another person? What would motivate someone to attack another person?The tension mounts as the attacker keeps taunting Holly. Holly starts to spiral out of control. And all the while the public watch her downfall with glee. But isn't a victim, she fights back.This book is the perfect thriller - it's a psychological study of our obsession with social media. It looks at the stars of social media but also at the fickle fans who both admire the stars and revel in the stars downfall, all the while trying to become stars themselves.This is an exciting thriller which makes some incisive points about our obsession with social media. The ending is gripping, it kept me on the edge of my seat, and there is a real and unexpected twist.I can't wait to see what the author writes next.

One of the best books I have read in a long time. It was totally different and i couldn't put it down. I would like to read more or this type of book. Excellent.

This seemed to be one of those slower paced but tense books - and it was leisurely read I definitely enjoyed. Out of the perspectives presented to the reader, I enjoyed Holly's more.