Review: Everyone is Watching - Heather Gudenkauf

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Review: Everyone is Watching - Heather Gudenkauf - March 2024

One of my favorite authors is Heather Gudenkauf as I just love her thrillers. This one was also one of my favorite tropes. A group of people brought together in a game of revenge as they are all connected to the one person who has brought them together. Yet that person isn't revealed till the very last chapter. A new reality TV show is beginning and a group of people have been nominated - these people come from all walks of life and have lived and made mistakes but the enticing promise of winning 10 million dollars as them ticking yes and participating in a series of crazy adventures and dares and winning the challenges - no matter what as in this reality show - if you aren't careful, you could very well end up dead as the producers aren't playing by the rules in this game. Who has set up the game and what is their reason for watching all the players suffering? Everyone is Watching gives readers an insight into the behind-the-scenes of reality TV and the limits people will go to to get great ratings and of course, revenge on those who they feel have bested or hurt them in the past. If you love thrillers, books with random people who aren't technically random, and reality TV and social media, then check out Heather Gudenkauf's new release "Everyone is Watching".
Everyone is Watching is the Squid Game of the Book World for 2024.


Amazon: https://amzn.to/3PSQtdM




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