Your Life or Mine

The new gripping thriller from the author of Before I Say I Do

By: Vicki Bradley

Narrated by: Nicky Diss

There were only ever two choices - your life or mine.

Alana Loxton was part of the all-female team to take down Barratt, a notorious serial killer.
He is safely behind bars when one of the detectives goes missing.
Her disappearance, and the connection to the killer, could be a coincidence – but when her body is discovered days later, a link begins to form.
Then another detective from the team goes missing and the situation becomes horrifically clear.
Someone is picking them off one by one – and Alana’s name is next on the list . . .

From the author of Before I Say I Do comes a gripping psychological drama that has the twists of a psych-thriller with the layers of a police procedural.

Praise for Before I Say I Do

'A twisty thriller about the happiest day of your life descending into a nightmare' Claire McGowan, author of The Other Wife

‘As pacy as it is puzzling, you’ll change your mind endlessly about what you think has happened’ Heat
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'A deliciously dark and twisted read' Woman magazine

'Will take you on a frantic ride' Sun

'An intense thriller' Bella

‘Such a joy to read – the authentic police-procedural aspects of this debut were a real plus and I loved the detective duo! If you enjoy a tightly woven plot which oozes suspense and delivers plenty of twists, then this is for you . . . She's definitely an author to watch!’ Sam Carrington, author of I Dare You

'Tense, layered and atmospheric, Bradley’s debut blends expert police procedural elements with a gripping psychological thriller heart and I couldn’t put it down' Fran Dorricott, author of After the Eclipse

Disappointing

Reads like a rush job and its not one of her better books. Another British author who uses "was stood" (for standing) and a real lack of creativity (ie answering machine...I will call back as soon as possible". The person leaves a message "pls call me back as soon as possible"). I was seriously considering returning the book by chapter 12. In the end the storyline isn't bad but altogether I expect more from an experienced author.