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For You And Only You

For You And Only You

You (Book 4)

3.8 / 5

Written by Caroline Kepnes

For You and Only You by Caroline Kepnes brings Joe Goldberg to an elite writers' retreat where literary ambition meets obsession. Surrounded by narcissistic writers, Joe's pathology finds new targets in this darkly satirical fourth You instalment.

Hidden Bodies

Hidden Bodies

You (Book 2)

4.3 / 5

Written by Caroline Kepnes

Hidden Bodies by Caroline Kepnes follows Joe Goldberg fleeing to Los Angeles after the first book's events. Pursuing a new obsession whilst evading consequences, Joe navigates Hollywood culture in this darkly satirical sequel where bodies keep piling up.

Vengeful

Vengeful

Villains (Book 2)

4.4 / 5

Written by V. E. Schwab

Vengeful by V.E. Schwab continues the Villains saga five years after Vicious. As Victor's resurrection slowly kills him and Eli remains imprisoned, new EO Marcella Riggins embraces villainy with terrifying power, threatening everyone's survival.

Vicious

Vicious

Villains (Book 1)

4.2 / 5

Written by V. E. Schwab

Vicious by V.E. Schwab follows Victor Vale and Eli Ever, university students who gain superpowers through near-death experiments but become mortal enemies. Ten years later, Victor escapes prison seeking revenge in this dark superhero deconstruction.

You

You

You (Book 1)

4.2 / 5

Written by Caroline Kepnes

You by Caroline Kepnes follows bookshop manager Joe Goldberg, who becomes obsessed with customer Guinevere Beck. Using social media to stalk her, Joe's fixation escalates to deadly extremes in this chilling second-person psychological thriller.

You Love Me

You Love Me

You (Book 3)

4.3 / 5

Written by Caroline Kepnes

You Love Me by Caroline Kepnes brings Joe Goldberg to a Pacific Northwest island town where he fixates on librarian Mary Kay DiMarco. Attempting to start fresh whilst battling his obsessive nature, Joe discovers small-town life offers no escape from himself.