What was supposed to be a relaxing honeymoon getaway for four quickly spirals into chaos as marriages unravel, trust is shattered, and bodies start dropping like flies. As lifelong friends find themselves caught in a web of lies, jealousy, and murder, Detective Darcy races against time to uncover the truth before more lives are destroyed. But beneath the bloodshed lies a haunting Why do people always want who they can't have?
Lest I Die is a dark psychological thriller that pulls readers deep into a world of love, betrayal, and murder—where obsession comes at a deadly price.
Talk about a honeymoon gone wrong. Eric and Scarlett the happy newlyweds are about to go on their honeymoon, but Eric decides that he should invite their friends to their honeymoon too. Tamar and Byron get roped into the honeymoon, because Eric couldn't afford it by himself, so him and Byron split the cost. Anything that could go wrong did, on top of that death too.
The twists and turns in this novel were incredible. So hard to put down, absolute page turner. Everything slowly comes together near the end of the novel. I don't want to give too much away, but if you like mysteries, thrillers and a twisted type of revenge story, I would absolutely add this book to your list.
First of all, thank you to Mr. Danny Lampkin for providing me with a promotional copy of Lest I Die in exchange for my honest review.
Lest I Die is a mystery thriller that also explores the impact of mental illness. The story begins with the marriage of Eric and Scarlett. For their honeymoon, Eric invites Byron and Tamar to join them on a trip to a beach in Mexico. What starts as a joyful vacation soon takes a dark turn as strange incidents begin to unfold, ruining the group's mood.
The novel really finds its rhythm once the first murder occurs. From there, the story becomes increasingly gripping, with a series of murders that kept me guessing until the very end.
My only disappointment was the courtroom trial. It felt a bit rushed, and I think the ending would have been even more satisfying if the trial had been given more depth and tension.
Overall, I had a good time reading Lest I Die. It's an engaging, fast-paced mystery with enough twists to keep you turning the pages. If you enjoy murder mysteries with psychological elements, this one is worth checking out. Overall it's a good Goodreads...🙂
I'm waiting for the sequel. I finished this book in three days. Could not put it down for nothing. There are some plot twists that head my head spinning. Fantastic read.