Copycat

The gripping psychological thriller from the Top 10 Sunday Times bestselling author of After Anna, Seven Days and The Choice.Imitation is the most terrifying form of flattery…

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‘I devoured COPYCAT in 24 hours and could barely put it down. A thoroughly entertaining, gripping read’ Cass Green, bestselling author of The Woman Next Door
‘I was totally hooked from the first page – there's no way once you begin this novel, that you'll be able to put it down. The short chapters reeled me in, giving the right amount of suspense and tension. It was a cleverly plotted, compelling read, where I kept saying 'just one more chapter' – until I'd devoured the entire novel! COPYCAT is the very definition of a page-turner – it was a fast-paced, thrilling race to the end. Loved it.’ Sam Carrington, bestselling author of Saving Sophie
‘COPYCAT is one of the best psychological thrillers I have read this year’ Rachel’s Random Reads
‘If I could only choose one word to describe this book, it would be WOW’ Novel Kicks
‘Very creepy indeed’ I Read Novels
‘Life is a frightening place in the world of COPYCAT’ For Winter Nights
‘Will have your pulse racing and your nerves frayed’ If In Doubt Read
‘Fabulous stuff!’ Northern Crime
‘Keeps you guessing with lots of twists and turns until the very last page’ Reading, Willing & Able
‘A brilliant, tense read’ Grab This Book
‘Hugely addictive, tense and chilling right from the first page, this is a fast-paced, edge-of-your seat reading from beginning to end’ Cosy Books
‘A highly recommended read for lovers of thrillers and mystery readers alike’ Booky Ramblings of a Neurotic Mom
‘To say that this novel is creepy is to underestimate the term, 'creepy'’ Jaffa Reads Too
‘I honestly loved every page of COPYCAT’ Girl Vs Books
‘I really enjoyed this thriller and would definitely say it’s one to look out for’ Bookbum
Praise for Alex Lake:
‘You’ll find it hard to fall asleep when the lights go out’ Evening Standard
‘A nail-biting psychological thriller … maintains high suspense to the very end’ Publishers Weekly