
Author: Lesley Sanderson
Publication Date: December 18, 2020

When Louise receives an invitation to her old friend Amy’s birthday weekend in a cottage next to the woods near their old university campus, a chill runs down her spine.
Fifteen years ago, Hannah walked into those same woods and never came back. Her death destroyed her friends. They’ve not met as a group since. Until now.
As the party gets underway and old grudges are uncovered, a game of truth or dare is proposed. It’s clear one person has questions about their friend’s death – and now they want answers. And nothing will stop them.
When everyone has buried secrets, digging for the truth is going to get dangerous.

This book grabbed my attention from the very start and held it to the very end, this is my first time reading from this author and have to say it won’t be the last.
I found they wasn’t a lot of twist and turns in this book and found it to be more of a slow burn and found it predictable but enjoyable. I’m interest picked up more in the second half of the book but found the ending a little rushed. I was very intrigued to keep reading and how how the plot and story planned out.
Thanks to netgalley and bookouture for allowing me to read and review and be apart of the blog tour.


Lesley is the author of psychological thrillers and spends her days writing in coffee shops in Kings Cross where she lives and works as a librarian. She loves the atmosphere and eclectic mix of people in the area. Lesley discovered Patricia Highsmith as a teenager and has been hooked on psychological thrillers ever since.
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I am a big fan of psychological thrillers and The Birthday Weekend by Lesley Sanderson sounds like a good one. However the rushed ending could put me off. I’m fine with predictable but I do like the endings to round things up properly.
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I think I have this on my cloud, I’m soooo behind!
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Thanks for sharing! I’ll be adding this to my TBR.
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this sounds intriguing
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Sometimes we all need an easy to read predictable book. Great review.
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Ooh! Definitely going on my list! I haven’t heard of this one. Thank you!
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I’m not much for psychological thrillers but great review 🙂 Glad it grabbed your attention!!
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