You Die Next - Softcover

Stephanie Marland has worked in the University sector for over ten years and published research on how people interact and learn together in virtual environments online. She's an alumni of the MA in Creative Writing (Crime Fiction) at City University London, and an avid reader of all things crime fiction, blogging about books at www.crimethrillergirl.com. Steph also writes the Lori Anderson action thriller series (as Steph Broadribb) for Orenda Books, the first book Deep Down Dead is out now.

I was gripped from the stunning first page! A brilliant premise and a darkly intriguing heroine make this an unputdownable thriller.―Roz Watkins, author of DEAD MAN'S DAUGHTER

Finished YOU DIE NEXT last night and all I can say is wow! Brilliant premise, urban explorers who witness a shocking murder, totally thrilling and unputdownable. When's the next one???―Jenny Blackhurst

A dark thriller with a pair of brilliantly-realised lead characters. You Die Next has the addictive, one-more-hit quality of a great Netflix series.―Mason Cross

Haunting, dark and multifaceted, Marland's You Die Next is a heart-stopping follow-up to My Little Eye. I read it in one greedy gulp!―ISABEL ASHDOWN

I raced through it in almost a single sitting - it's so brilliantly creepy. Loved it.―Phoebe Locke, THE TALL MAN

You Die Next is an excellent and original crime thriller - brilliantly written with intriguing characters and a fast-paced, twisting plot!―Jenny Quintana

You Die Next grips the reader from the start with its compelling premise. With sharp observations and a chilling climax this is the book to read this Spring.―Sarah Ward

With a plot as dark as the places the characters break into, YOU DIE NEXT is an urgent read that breathes new life into the genre. Stephanie Marland has arrived.―Ed James

Slickly plotted, utterly gripping and just a little bit terrifying - Clementine Starke is the ultimate anti-heroine and I can't wait to see what she does next.―Susi Holliday

I'm not sure I breathed as I read the stunning opening to this book. A highly original, gripping read that didn't let up until the final pages.―Cass Green