VBT# Book Spotlight - The Victim by Ruth Harrow

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This is my post during the blog tour for The Victim by Ruth Harrow. The Victim is a gripping psychological thriller with twists, turns and dark family secrets.
This blog tour is organized by Lola's Blog Tours and the tour runs from 19 June till 2 July. You can see the tour schedule here.
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The Victim
 By Ruth Harrow
 Genre: Psychological Thriller
 Age category: Adult
 Release Date: 18 May 2023
Blurb:
 He’s watching you … but should he be afraid?
Leah should have been enjoying a night in with her best friend and housemate Claire, binging on chocolate and her favourite Netflix show.
But instead, she is suddenly forced to fight for her life when strong hands grab her. A knife is pressed to Leah’s throat and as tears run down her cheeks, she knows she will have to do as she is told if she wants to survive the night.
2 years on …
The community has forgotten about the woman so violently snatched from their midst. Leah’s best friend, however, can’t forget the person who was closer to her than a sister. Nor does she want to believe the shocking secrets she has unearthed about her friend in her absence.
Claire refuses to let go. She won’t forget the only person she ever really cared about. And she will never go about her life as if Leah never existed. She also knows that the danger that took her best friend still lurks unpunished in their hometown. So it shouldn’t come as a surprise when Claire is snatched too.
But the last thing she intends is to become one more victim. She feels her abductor should be the one who should be afraid.
Can Claire survive longer than one night?
Will she ever discover what really happened to Leah?
The Victim is a gripping psychological thriller that will leave page-turning readers unable to put it down until the final breathtaking twist. Fans of K.L Slater, Shalini Boland and Daniel Hurst will love the addictive twists and turns that will have them racing through the pages long into the night.
Links:
- Goodreads
- Bookbub
- Amazon
- Amazon UK
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About the Author:
Ruth Harrow is the author of six psychological thrillers. She was born and raised in England and graduated from university before embarking on an unfulfilling career. She eventually put pen to paper and her debut psychological thriller, In Her Footsteps, was published in 2018. It quickly became a bestseller. Following the success of her first novel, her following five books came afterwards with the same success. She lives in the UK with her husband, two children and chocolate Labrador, Rolo. Her seventh psychological thriller is coming soon.
For more information and to get exclusive updates about future books please visit: RuthHarrow.com
Author links:
- Website
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- Twitter
- Instagram
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