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Who's My Next Victim?: Dreams are harmless... or are they? by Shivani R P

 Who's My Next Victim?: Dreams are harmless... or are they? by Shivani R P 
Who's my Next Victim?

Dreams are so endearing. One feels to fulfil them at any price. But can these dreams be scary even? I was intrigued by the blurb of this book and grabbed it in a jiffy. This book shares the story of a girl who dreams of residing in a big city, enjoying the company of friends, and learning more than textbooks. 

“Who’s My Next Victim?—Dreams Are Harmless, Or Are They?” is a gripping psychological thriller that combines mystery, dark arts, and an exploration of deep human emotions. From the first page, the story pulled me into an intense and suspenseful journey of secrets, dreams, and revelations that kept you guessing at every turn.

The story begins with June, who is informed by her parents that she will live her dream of boarding after reaching California. She feels depressed about leaving her family and friends. But a thrill is alluring her to explore the world of her dreams. But deep inside, she does not want to leave for boarding. Her face betrays her many times.

June, Ava, Asher, and Austin, four high school friends, are thrown into chaos when their classmate Grace mysteriously and tragically passes away. What initially seems like a straightforward mystery soon takes a dark and eerie turn. Dreams start haunting the friends, revealing cryptic clues and unsettling secrets that challenge their understanding of reality. 

The suspense builds layer by layer, as each clue and revelation draws the characters deeper into a tangled web of danger and deceit. The author, Shivani R. P., masterfully blurs the lines between dreams and reality to create a spooky atmosphere that keeps the reader on edge!

Quotes from the book that piqued me:
💛"Tomorrow would be a new chapter, and despite the sadness of leaving, June was resolute. Her determination burnt like a bright flame, pushing back the shadows of uncertainty as she sought her place in this new world." 

The author has portrayed Diya's trauma and recovery so poignantly and inspiringly that readers can deeply reflect on the strength needed to overcome adversity. It is a significant read for individuals who are interested in personal triumph stories because the narrative is motivating and heartbreaking at the same time. 

The writing of author Shivani R. P. is sharp and evocative, perfectly conveying the story's suspense and emotions. The novel's eerie atmosphere is captured by the descriptive prose, and the empathetic dialogue gives the characters more depth. The pace is spot-on, and each chapter ends with suspense that makes you want to keep reading.

Overall, 'Who's My Next Victim?' is an exciting read, especially for mystery fans who enjoy a dark mystery.

Purchase Who's My Next Victim? here.

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