I’ll Find You by Dan Clark (Review)

Format Read: eBook

Source: From author

Publisher: Self Published

Genres: Thriller, Mystery

Publication Date: 15th August 2022

Synopsis/Blurb (Taken from Goodreads):

Running may be the only thing that keeps them alive…

Celebrating their wedding anniversary out on a quiet lake, Robert and Helen Harris’s night quickly turns from intimate to dealy when they are attacked by an intruder, leaving their young daughter Jess an orphan.

Fifteen years later, Jess is an adult. Graduated from university and settled into a new city and job, she has found herself in an abusive relationship with her boss, Sean, who is a cruel and easily angered man.Seein an opportunity to flee and make a fresh start, Jess runs.

Living life simultaneously to Jess, Arina is experiencing her own nightmare. Kept prisoner and forced to work as a slave by a ruthless Russian crime boss, Arina is also faced with a chance to escape her miserable life.

Both women are fleeing from their own dangers… but are they heading towards freedom, or perhaps more harm?

My Thoughts

Having read Dan’s debut novel The Boy In The Well and loving it, I couldn’t wait to read this one, and it didn’t disappoint.

I’ll Find You follows two complex storylines. Both seem unconnected at first but the come together to form a great storyline. The book is fast paced and gripping from start to finish. There are plenty of twists and turns that I didn’t see coming.

The characters are superbly written once again. They are well developed and were relatable and very believable. I loved the balance between likeable and unlikeable characters.

I honestly couldn’t get enough of this book and the characters. It’s a great thriller. I can’t wait to see what Dan in store for his readers next.

I’ve not gone into much more detail as this book and his first one are best read knowing very little to get the full impact!! But I highly recommend both books!!

I would like to thank Dan for sending me a digital copy of this book in exchange for my honest and unbiased thoughts.

Trigger Warnings: Domestic Abuse, Kidnapping, Lose of parents (Murder)

My Rating