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We Will Find You
Three women. One monster. And a debt that can only be paid in blood.
When Serena meets Tod, he seems too good to be true — charming, wealthy, ready to sweep her off her feet. He proposes to her on his yacht, puts a beautiful diamond ring on her finger.
But when Serena shows gym owner Chloe a photo of Tod, her friend turns pale.
Years ago, Chloe was married to the same guy. Except his name isn't Tod, it’s Tam and he is a con man. The ring is fake. The yacht was never his. And everything he’s been telling Serena is a lie.
Serena investigates and discovers Chloe is telling the truth. She meets a third woman, Uma, who has also fallen for Tam.
The three decide to take their revenge, not realizing they are starting down a path which will grow ever darker and more treacherous. Because what they don’t know is that Tam isn’t just a con man, he’s a monster.
And now they are trapped in a nightmarish game where there is only one you lose, you die.
We Will Find You – the gripping psychological thriller, perfect for fans of Lisa Jewell, Daniel Hurst and John Marrs.
What readers are saying about We Will Find You:
“…this book had me HOOKED, hanging on to my seat, heart racing and anxious. It was packed with humour, plot twists and suspense…” -Goodreads Reviewer
“…dark, funny, and packed with female revenge in the best way. I would absolutely recommend to anyone who enjoys clever, darkly funny revenge stories with memorable female characters.” -Goodreads Reviewer
“It's fast paced and a fun read with some… unexpected twists.” -Netgalley Reviewer
“I liked the humour… an entertaining, quick read.” -Netgalley Reviewer
“THIS is why I love thrillers. We Will Find You had me saying “just one more chapter” way too many times. The suspense, the twists, the constant feeling that something was about to happen—I was completely invested.” -Netgalley Reviewer
“This kept me up reading the entire night! I absolutely devoured it! I love the way the story unfolded. The character building was amazing, the plot was gripping, and the vibes were even better!” -Netgalley Reviewer
When Serena meets Tod, he seems too good to be true — charming, wealthy, ready to sweep her off her feet. He proposes to her on his yacht, puts a beautiful diamond ring on her finger.
But when Serena shows gym owner Chloe a photo of Tod, her friend turns pale.
Years ago, Chloe was married to the same guy. Except his name isn't Tod, it’s Tam and he is a con man. The ring is fake. The yacht was never his. And everything he’s been telling Serena is a lie.
Serena investigates and discovers Chloe is telling the truth. She meets a third woman, Uma, who has also fallen for Tam.
The three decide to take their revenge, not realizing they are starting down a path which will grow ever darker and more treacherous. Because what they don’t know is that Tam isn’t just a con man, he’s a monster.
And now they are trapped in a nightmarish game where there is only one you lose, you die.
We Will Find You – the gripping psychological thriller, perfect for fans of Lisa Jewell, Daniel Hurst and John Marrs.
What readers are saying about We Will Find You:
“…this book had me HOOKED, hanging on to my seat, heart racing and anxious. It was packed with humour, plot twists and suspense…” -Goodreads Reviewer
“…dark, funny, and packed with female revenge in the best way. I would absolutely recommend to anyone who enjoys clever, darkly funny revenge stories with memorable female characters.” -Goodreads Reviewer
“It's fast paced and a fun read with some… unexpected twists.” -Netgalley Reviewer
“I liked the humour… an entertaining, quick read.” -Netgalley Reviewer
“THIS is why I love thrillers. We Will Find You had me saying “just one more chapter” way too many times. The suspense, the twists, the constant feeling that something was about to happen—I was completely invested.” -Netgalley Reviewer
“This kept me up reading the entire night! I absolutely devoured it! I love the way the story unfolded. The character building was amazing, the plot was gripping, and the vibes were even better!” -Netgalley Reviewer
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Published August 30, 2026
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October 3, 2026
Now this is what I call Girl Power. Chloe, Serena & Uma stressing me out in the best way possible. Of these ladies, I think I was more impressed with Uma as she was so young yet she handled this insane situation very well. I enjoyed the Alternating POVs & the author did a great job of keeping me engaged as I was invested into seeing how the story would unfold with the ladies and Tam. Very enjoyable domestic thriller & my first read by Ian Blackwood. I see no need to stop now! I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
September 14, 2026
The Tinder Swindler meets John Tucker Must Die is one hell of a promise, and given I love a good con artist story, We Will Find You had my attention immediately. A romance scammer, multiple women comparing notes & deciding they’re done being conned? Yep, I was in!
Unfortunately, the further things went, the more far-fetched & conveniently tied together it all became. I was still invested in seeing how the women would turn the tables, but there were a few too many moments where things fell into place exactly when the story needed them to.
The writing style also took some getting used to. There are A LOT of exclamation marks and things like NOOOOOOO scattered throughout. Is that relatable to how my generation actually communicates? Absolutely! Is it something I’m used to seeing on the page in the thrillers I read? Not really, and it kept pulling me out of the story.
The romance scam was ultimately what hooked me & what kept me reading. I loved the initial setup, the women comparing receipts on the same lying man and the revenge angle that followed, I just wish things had stayed a little more grounded once the wheels were in motion.
Unfortunately, the further things went, the more far-fetched & conveniently tied together it all became. I was still invested in seeing how the women would turn the tables, but there were a few too many moments where things fell into place exactly when the story needed them to.
The writing style also took some getting used to. There are A LOT of exclamation marks and things like NOOOOOOO scattered throughout. Is that relatable to how my generation actually communicates? Absolutely! Is it something I’m used to seeing on the page in the thrillers I read? Not really, and it kept pulling me out of the story.
The romance scam was ultimately what hooked me & what kept me reading. I loved the initial setup, the women comparing receipts on the same lying man and the revenge angle that followed, I just wish things had stayed a little more grounded once the wheels were in motion.
August 20, 2026
I absolutely loved this book!
First of all, we get a murder literally within the first few pages — but the storytelling doesn’t feel all that creepy at first. Instead, it’s a lively, fast-paced story told from the perspective of a girl who is searching for the kind of picture-perfect relationship her parents had.
But then the story really picks up and starts revolving around a man who reminded me of John Tucker from the movie *John Tucker Must Die* — except, you know, John Tucker wasn’t a criminal. 😂
Three women team up against a ruthless con artist, and one of the things I loved most was how quickly and naturally everything unfolds. We get to experience the story from each woman’s perspective, and they all have their own personalities, voices, and ways of seeing the situation. The one thing they have in common? They’re all hurt, angry, and determined to get revenge.
Watching them put their plan into action, seeing what kind of trouble they get themselves into, and how they manage to get out of it kept me completely hooked until the very last page. I was constantly thinking, *Okay, but what happens next?!*
This was such an addictive read. I genuinely couldn’t wait to pick the book up again and find out what would happen.
There’s plenty of tension and a definite psychological-thriller vibe, but the book also has a great sense of humor. The funny moments fit into the story so naturally and never feel forced, which made the whole reading experience even more entertaining.
Fast-paced, twisty, funny, and incredibly engaging — I had such a great time reading this one!
First of all, we get a murder literally within the first few pages — but the storytelling doesn’t feel all that creepy at first. Instead, it’s a lively, fast-paced story told from the perspective of a girl who is searching for the kind of picture-perfect relationship her parents had.
But then the story really picks up and starts revolving around a man who reminded me of John Tucker from the movie *John Tucker Must Die* — except, you know, John Tucker wasn’t a criminal. 😂
Three women team up against a ruthless con artist, and one of the things I loved most was how quickly and naturally everything unfolds. We get to experience the story from each woman’s perspective, and they all have their own personalities, voices, and ways of seeing the situation. The one thing they have in common? They’re all hurt, angry, and determined to get revenge.
Watching them put their plan into action, seeing what kind of trouble they get themselves into, and how they manage to get out of it kept me completely hooked until the very last page. I was constantly thinking, *Okay, but what happens next?!*
This was such an addictive read. I genuinely couldn’t wait to pick the book up again and find out what would happen.
There’s plenty of tension and a definite psychological-thriller vibe, but the book also has a great sense of humor. The funny moments fit into the story so naturally and never feel forced, which made the whole reading experience even more entertaining.
Fast-paced, twisty, funny, and incredibly engaging — I had such a great time reading this one!
August 30, 2026
This is one of those books where I can totally see the rating landing anywhere from 3 to 5 stars, depending on what you’re looking for.
For me, it’s a *4-star read* because I had fun with it. It’s definitely not the heart-pounding, edge-of-your-seat thriller I normally reach for, and I wouldn’t say there was a ton of suspense or anticipation keeping me up at night. But it was exciting, a little fluffy, and just *different* from the darker thrillers I’ve been reading lately. I liked the idea of three women realizing they’ve all been played by the same man and deciding to do something about it. There’s a definite “okay ladies, let’s figure this out” vibe that I enjoyed. 😂 The story gets increasingly wild, and I was happy to just go along for the ride. I also appreciated that it felt like a lighter mystery to mix in between my usual “WHAT IS HAPPENING?! WHO CAN I TRUST?!” books. There wasn’t a lot here that I personally related to, and some of it felt a little too unrealistic for me to take completely seriously, but that didn't stop me from enjoying it.
If you’re looking for a mild, entertaining mystery with women taking matters into their own hands, this could be a fun choice. If you’re expecting a tense psychological thriller that keeps you on the edge of your seat, you may find yourself closer to 3 stars.
**4 stars — not a thriller-thriller, but a fun little break from the books that make me question everyone’s motives. 😂**
For me, it’s a *4-star read* because I had fun with it. It’s definitely not the heart-pounding, edge-of-your-seat thriller I normally reach for, and I wouldn’t say there was a ton of suspense or anticipation keeping me up at night. But it was exciting, a little fluffy, and just *different* from the darker thrillers I’ve been reading lately. I liked the idea of three women realizing they’ve all been played by the same man and deciding to do something about it. There’s a definite “okay ladies, let’s figure this out” vibe that I enjoyed. 😂 The story gets increasingly wild, and I was happy to just go along for the ride. I also appreciated that it felt like a lighter mystery to mix in between my usual “WHAT IS HAPPENING?! WHO CAN I TRUST?!” books. There wasn’t a lot here that I personally related to, and some of it felt a little too unrealistic for me to take completely seriously, but that didn't stop me from enjoying it.
If you’re looking for a mild, entertaining mystery with women taking matters into their own hands, this could be a fun choice. If you’re expecting a tense psychological thriller that keeps you on the edge of your seat, you may find yourself closer to 3 stars.
**4 stars — not a thriller-thriller, but a fun little break from the books that make me question everyone’s motives. 😂**
September 1, 2026
ARC Copy Review
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💫
We Will Find You
Author Ian Blackwood
Publication date September 4, 2026
Booksprout
First, I would like to thank Ian Blackwood and BookSprout for sharing this book with me before publication.
What a great book! This one had me stressed out more than once. I really felt for these women and everything Tam put them through. Their situation was absolutely terrifying.
The story follows three women who discover they have all been deceived by the same man. What starts as a plan for revenge quickly turns into something much darker and more dangerous.
I loved the tension and the feeling that things could go horribly wrong at any moment. Tam was such a disturbing character, and watching the women try to figure out how to deal with him kept me turning the pages.
There were plenty of twists, danger, and moments that had me holding my breath. The story definitely kept me guessing, and I found myself worrying about what was going to happen to these poor women.
If you enjoy psychological thrillers filled with deception, revenge, suspense, and a truly creepy villain, this is one I would recommend!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💫
We Will Find You
Author Ian Blackwood
Publication date September 4, 2026
Booksprout
First, I would like to thank Ian Blackwood and BookSprout for sharing this book with me before publication.
What a great book! This one had me stressed out more than once. I really felt for these women and everything Tam put them through. Their situation was absolutely terrifying.
The story follows three women who discover they have all been deceived by the same man. What starts as a plan for revenge quickly turns into something much darker and more dangerous.
I loved the tension and the feeling that things could go horribly wrong at any moment. Tam was such a disturbing character, and watching the women try to figure out how to deal with him kept me turning the pages.
There were plenty of twists, danger, and moments that had me holding my breath. The story definitely kept me guessing, and I found myself worrying about what was going to happen to these poor women.
If you enjoy psychological thrillers filled with deception, revenge, suspense, and a truly creepy villain, this is one I would recommend!
September 6, 2026
This is the first book I’ve read by this writer and boy did I love everything about it!
By chance, three women, Serena, Chloe and Uma meet and discover that the man they knew is nothing but a con man. And although all three become close friends, it’s only when they decide to enact their revenge that their bonds become even tighter. This was definitely a book which gripped me tightly from the first page and refused to let go until I read the final page. All three women are extremely strong characters and work very well together, with a few surprises from them along the way. The ex-husband, fiancé, boyfriend is a truly despicable character, with a family who are no better, and I was really rooting for the women to succeed in their revenge. The tension, especially on the part of Uma, quickly ramps up as they arrive at their target’s village and I found myself turning the pages even quicker until I reached the perfect ending.
We Will Find You is an awesome story by Ian and I have no hesitation in saying it’s an easy 5* read from me.
By chance, three women, Serena, Chloe and Uma meet and discover that the man they knew is nothing but a con man. And although all three become close friends, it’s only when they decide to enact their revenge that their bonds become even tighter. This was definitely a book which gripped me tightly from the first page and refused to let go until I read the final page. All three women are extremely strong characters and work very well together, with a few surprises from them along the way. The ex-husband, fiancé, boyfriend is a truly despicable character, with a family who are no better, and I was really rooting for the women to succeed in their revenge. The tension, especially on the part of Uma, quickly ramps up as they arrive at their target’s village and I found myself turning the pages even quicker until I reached the perfect ending.
We Will Find You is an awesome story by Ian and I have no hesitation in saying it’s an easy 5* read from me.
Review of advance copy received from NetGalley
Y’all, We Will Find You is revenge served ice-cold—with a side of “girl, that yacht ain’t even his!” 😏
Serena thinks she’s found Prince Charming until Chloe recognizes him as her con-man ex—and Uma reveals he fooled her too. But Tam isn’t just a snake in designer shoes; he’s a monster. Soon, their revenge plan becomes a deadly game of survival.
Ian Blackwood’s sharp, fast-paced writing cranks the tension tighter than Spanx after Sunday dinner. Even better is the deep friendship that transforms Serena, Chloe, and Uma from betrayed strangers into a fierce sisterhood.
Twisty, tense, and deliciously dangerous—a gripping four-star ride! 🔪💍
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Serena thinks she’s found Prince Charming until Chloe recognizes him as her con-man ex—and Uma reveals he fooled her too. But Tam isn’t just a snake in designer shoes; he’s a monster. Soon, their revenge plan becomes a deadly game of survival.
Ian Blackwood’s sharp, fast-paced writing cranks the tension tighter than Spanx after Sunday dinner. Even better is the deep friendship that transforms Serena, Chloe, and Uma from betrayed strangers into a fierce sisterhood.
Twisty, tense, and deliciously dangerous—a gripping four-star ride! 🔪💍
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
September 11, 2026
This was my first venture into one of Blackwood's thrillers. Boy did I need a rest after reading. Anxiety levels were high, my pulse was pounding, and my finger ached from flipping the pages so fast!
The atmosphere was dark and deeply disquieting. I could feel the rising tension throughout the high stakes cat and mouse chase. And the unexpected twists hit in all the right places.
And a collective cast of well written characters with great dynamics made for a highly entertaining read.
The atmosphere was dark and deeply disquieting. I could feel the rising tension throughout the high stakes cat and mouse chase. And the unexpected twists hit in all the right places.
And a collective cast of well written characters with great dynamics made for a highly entertaining read.
September 18, 2026
This is a new author for me but I am loving his books and will be looking for more. This one grabs you right off the bat and gets you involved in a murder pretty quickly. Three women meet by chance and find they have something in common that shocks them all. A man they were all involved with is a con artist of epic proportions. I found myself dying to turn the next page to see what happened.
October 15, 2026
Here’s my review for We Will Find You by Ian Blackwood
I absolutely loved this totally addictive, gripping and suspenseful psychological thriller which had me hooked as soon as I started reading it. Serena met Tod and he just seemed too good to be true. He was so charming, wealthy and he was trying to sweep her off her feet. He had a huge yacht and proposed to her there. He gave her a beautiful diamond ring which he put on her finger. Serena was using a personal trainer to get fit but she became more like a friend over time but when Serena shows Chloe a picture of Tod, her fiance, her friend turns pale. It's her ex-husband, Tam, who she was married to years ago and he's a con man. She advises Serena her ring could be fake and that everything he has said is probably a lie. Serena doesn't know what to believe so she decides to investigate for herself and finds out that Chloe was telling her the truth. Then, Uma, turns up looking for her boyfriend who has been missing for a couple of days and it seems Tam has been seeing a younger woman as well. The three women decide to take their revenge on Tam, unfortunately they don't realise what he is really capable of.
This was a brilliant story that I just couldn’t put down. It was so full of tension and suspense, I was on the edge of my seat. It was a multiple povs story which I really love reading as you learn so much more from each person telling their part of the story. The story flowed really well, was superbly written, excellently plotted and extremely well thought out with maximum effect. Tam was an intriguingly dark character who hid his dark side well until pushed into becoming the monster he really is. Chloe had seen some of his bad side when they were married and before she threw him out. He's had time to develop since then. This is the first time I have read this author and I absolutely loved this psychological thriller so can't wait for the next one!
Synopsis :
Three women. One monster. And a debt that can only be paid in blood.
When Serena meets Tod, he seems too good to be true — charming, wealthy, ready to sweep her off her feet. He proposes to her on his yacht, puts a beautiful diamond ring on her finger.
But when Serena shows gym owner Chloe a photo of Tod, her friend turns pale.
Years ago, Chloe was married to the same guy. Except his name isn't Tod, it’s Tam and he is a con man. The ring is fake. The yacht was never his. And everything he’s been telling Serena is a lie.
Serena investigates and discovers Chloe is telling the truth. She meets a third woman, Uma, who has also fallen for Tam.
The three decide to take their revenge, not realizing they are starting down a path which will grow ever darker and more treacherous. Because what they don’t know is that Tam isn’t just a con man, he’s a monster.
And now they are trapped in a nightmarish game where there is only one rule: you lose, you die.
We Will Find You – the gripping psychological thriller, perfect for fans of Lisa Jewell, Daniel Hurst and John Marrs.
I absolutely loved this totally addictive, gripping and suspenseful psychological thriller which had me hooked as soon as I started reading it. Serena met Tod and he just seemed too good to be true. He was so charming, wealthy and he was trying to sweep her off her feet. He had a huge yacht and proposed to her there. He gave her a beautiful diamond ring which he put on her finger. Serena was using a personal trainer to get fit but she became more like a friend over time but when Serena shows Chloe a picture of Tod, her fiance, her friend turns pale. It's her ex-husband, Tam, who she was married to years ago and he's a con man. She advises Serena her ring could be fake and that everything he has said is probably a lie. Serena doesn't know what to believe so she decides to investigate for herself and finds out that Chloe was telling her the truth. Then, Uma, turns up looking for her boyfriend who has been missing for a couple of days and it seems Tam has been seeing a younger woman as well. The three women decide to take their revenge on Tam, unfortunately they don't realise what he is really capable of.
This was a brilliant story that I just couldn’t put down. It was so full of tension and suspense, I was on the edge of my seat. It was a multiple povs story which I really love reading as you learn so much more from each person telling their part of the story. The story flowed really well, was superbly written, excellently plotted and extremely well thought out with maximum effect. Tam was an intriguingly dark character who hid his dark side well until pushed into becoming the monster he really is. Chloe had seen some of his bad side when they were married and before she threw him out. He's had time to develop since then. This is the first time I have read this author and I absolutely loved this psychological thriller so can't wait for the next one!
Synopsis :
Three women. One monster. And a debt that can only be paid in blood.
When Serena meets Tod, he seems too good to be true — charming, wealthy, ready to sweep her off her feet. He proposes to her on his yacht, puts a beautiful diamond ring on her finger.
But when Serena shows gym owner Chloe a photo of Tod, her friend turns pale.
Years ago, Chloe was married to the same guy. Except his name isn't Tod, it’s Tam and he is a con man. The ring is fake. The yacht was never his. And everything he’s been telling Serena is a lie.
Serena investigates and discovers Chloe is telling the truth. She meets a third woman, Uma, who has also fallen for Tam.
The three decide to take their revenge, not realizing they are starting down a path which will grow ever darker and more treacherous. Because what they don’t know is that Tam isn’t just a con man, he’s a monster.
And now they are trapped in a nightmarish game where there is only one rule: you lose, you die.
We Will Find You – the gripping psychological thriller, perfect for fans of Lisa Jewell, Daniel Hurst and John Marrs.
September 7, 2026
Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for providing me with an advance copy of *We Will Find You* before publication. All opinions expressed in this review are entirely my own.
*We Will Find You* is a dark, fast-paced psychological thriller about deception, revenge and three women who discover that they have all been manipulated by the same man. Serena believes she has met someone extraordinary when charming and apparently wealthy Tod sweeps her off her feet and proposes on his yacht. But when her friend Chloe sees his photograph, she immediately recognises him as the man she once married—except she knew him as Tam, and almost everything he told her was a lie.
When Serena investigates, she discovers that Chloe is telling the truth and eventually finds Uma, another woman who has also fallen victim to Tam. I really enjoyed the dynamic between the three women. Their very different experiences with the same man gradually bring them together, and their shared anger develops into a plan for revenge. There is something very satisfying about watching women who have been deceived and humiliated decide that they are no longer prepared to remain victims.
What begins as a story about exposing a con man becomes considerably darker when they realise that Tam is far more dangerous than they initially understood. The tension increases quickly, and the balance of power repeatedly shifts as their attempt to punish him turns into a situation where their own lives are at risk. I particularly enjoyed the way the story moves beyond the initial romantic deception and gradually reveals just how calculated and disturbing his behaviour really is.
The pacing is strong, and the premise makes this very easy to keep reading. There are plenty of twists, secrets and moments where the women have to decide whether they can completely trust one another. Some of the later events required suspension of disbelief, and the revenge storyline occasionally becomes more dramatic than realistic, but by that stage I was invested enough in the characters to want to know how everything would end.
Overall, *We Will Find You* is an addictive and entertaining psychological thriller about manipulation, revenge and women reclaiming control from someone who believed he could continue destroying lives without consequences. Dark, twisty and increasingly tense, it kept me interested throughout and delivered exactly the kind of page-turning psychological suspense I was hoping for.
*We Will Find You* is a dark, fast-paced psychological thriller about deception, revenge and three women who discover that they have all been manipulated by the same man. Serena believes she has met someone extraordinary when charming and apparently wealthy Tod sweeps her off her feet and proposes on his yacht. But when her friend Chloe sees his photograph, she immediately recognises him as the man she once married—except she knew him as Tam, and almost everything he told her was a lie.
When Serena investigates, she discovers that Chloe is telling the truth and eventually finds Uma, another woman who has also fallen victim to Tam. I really enjoyed the dynamic between the three women. Their very different experiences with the same man gradually bring them together, and their shared anger develops into a plan for revenge. There is something very satisfying about watching women who have been deceived and humiliated decide that they are no longer prepared to remain victims.
What begins as a story about exposing a con man becomes considerably darker when they realise that Tam is far more dangerous than they initially understood. The tension increases quickly, and the balance of power repeatedly shifts as their attempt to punish him turns into a situation where their own lives are at risk. I particularly enjoyed the way the story moves beyond the initial romantic deception and gradually reveals just how calculated and disturbing his behaviour really is.
The pacing is strong, and the premise makes this very easy to keep reading. There are plenty of twists, secrets and moments where the women have to decide whether they can completely trust one another. Some of the later events required suspension of disbelief, and the revenge storyline occasionally becomes more dramatic than realistic, but by that stage I was invested enough in the characters to want to know how everything would end.
Overall, *We Will Find You* is an addictive and entertaining psychological thriller about manipulation, revenge and women reclaiming control from someone who believed he could continue destroying lives without consequences. Dark, twisty and increasingly tense, it kept me interested throughout and delivered exactly the kind of page-turning psychological suspense I was hoping for.
September 5, 2026
I read this one curled up on the sofa with a cup of tea going cold beside me, because I genuinely could not put it down long enough to reheat it. There's something about a good con-artist thriller that feels like being let in on a secret, and Ian Blackwood hands you that secret slowly, deliciously, one uncomfortable truth at a time.
The setup is deceptively simple: three women, one man, and a lie so well constructed it takes years to unravel. Serena is swept off her feet by Tod yacht, diamond ring, all the trimmings of a fairy tale proposal. As a reader, you know from the title alone that something's off.
That fall comes when Serena shows a photo of her fiancé to her friend Chloe, a gym owner with a past she's never quite spoken about. The colour drains from Chloe's face, and just like that, the floor drops out from under the story. Tod is Tam. The ring is fake. The yacht was never his. Every soft, romantic detail Serena believed in turns out to be a costume.
What I loved most is how Ian Blackwood refuses to make this a simple "woman gets duped" story. Once Uma enters the picture another woman, another version of the same lie the book becomes something richer: a story about women finding each other through the wreckage one man left behind. I also loved how we had the re-introduction of Uma into the story as her brother was for Serena - the one who "got away" as the timing then wasn't quite right and if it hadn't been for Tod's con artist ways, she might never have been led back to Baz.
There's real tenderness in how these three characters start to trust one another, even as the betrayal between them is so raw. It's less a thriller about catching a con man and more a thriller about what happens after, when the people he hurt stop being strangers to each other..
If you like your thrillers with teeth, but also with heart, pour yourself something warm and settle in. We Will Find You is the kind of book you finish in one sitting and then immediately want to talk about with someone.
The setup is deceptively simple: three women, one man, and a lie so well constructed it takes years to unravel. Serena is swept off her feet by Tod yacht, diamond ring, all the trimmings of a fairy tale proposal. As a reader, you know from the title alone that something's off.
That fall comes when Serena shows a photo of her fiancé to her friend Chloe, a gym owner with a past she's never quite spoken about. The colour drains from Chloe's face, and just like that, the floor drops out from under the story. Tod is Tam. The ring is fake. The yacht was never his. Every soft, romantic detail Serena believed in turns out to be a costume.
What I loved most is how Ian Blackwood refuses to make this a simple "woman gets duped" story. Once Uma enters the picture another woman, another version of the same lie the book becomes something richer: a story about women finding each other through the wreckage one man left behind. I also loved how we had the re-introduction of Uma into the story as her brother was for Serena - the one who "got away" as the timing then wasn't quite right and if it hadn't been for Tod's con artist ways, she might never have been led back to Baz.
There's real tenderness in how these three characters start to trust one another, even as the betrayal between them is so raw. It's less a thriller about catching a con man and more a thriller about what happens after, when the people he hurt stop being strangers to each other..
If you like your thrillers with teeth, but also with heart, pour yourself something warm and settle in. We Will Find You is the kind of book you finish in one sitting and then immediately want to talk about with someone.
Review of advance copy received from NetGalley
We Will Find You is a dark, fast‑paced psychological thriller that hooks you from the moment Serena meets Tod — charming, wealthy, dazzling in all the ways that make a whirlwind romance feel irresistible. His proposal on a yacht, the diamond ring, the fantasy he builds around her… it’s all intoxicating. And it’s all a lie.
The novel’s tension snaps into place the moment Serena shows his photo to her friend Chloe, who turns pale. Years ago, Chloe was married to the same man — except back then he was Tam, not Tod, and everything about him was fabricated. The ring was fake. The yacht wasn’t his. The life he promised was nothing more than a con. Serena’s investigation confirms the truth, and soon she meets Uma, another woman who fell for Tam’s carefully crafted persona.
The three women joining forces is one of the book’s most compelling threads. Their alliance begins with shared betrayal and quickly deepens into something sharper — a determination to reclaim power from the man who stole so much from them. But the author doesn’t let this become a simple revenge story. Tam isn’t just a con man; he’s a monster. And the moment they step onto the path of retribution, they enter a nightmarish game with only one rule: you lose, you die.
The pacing is tight, the stakes escalate quickly, and the danger feels genuinely suffocating as Tam’s true nature emerges. The dynamic between Serena, Chloe, and Uma is handled with emotional clarity — three women shaped by different wounds, forced to trust one another in circumstances designed to break them. Their fear, anger, and resilience give the story its heartbeat.
Twisty, tense, and relentlessly gripping, We Will Find You is a psychological thriller that explores manipulation, revenge, and the terrifying cost of crossing a man who thrives on control. Fans of Lisa Jewell, Daniel Hurst, and John Marrs will tear through this one.
With thanks to Ian Blackwood, the publisher and netgalley for the ARC
The novel’s tension snaps into place the moment Serena shows his photo to her friend Chloe, who turns pale. Years ago, Chloe was married to the same man — except back then he was Tam, not Tod, and everything about him was fabricated. The ring was fake. The yacht wasn’t his. The life he promised was nothing more than a con. Serena’s investigation confirms the truth, and soon she meets Uma, another woman who fell for Tam’s carefully crafted persona.
The three women joining forces is one of the book’s most compelling threads. Their alliance begins with shared betrayal and quickly deepens into something sharper — a determination to reclaim power from the man who stole so much from them. But the author doesn’t let this become a simple revenge story. Tam isn’t just a con man; he’s a monster. And the moment they step onto the path of retribution, they enter a nightmarish game with only one rule: you lose, you die.
The pacing is tight, the stakes escalate quickly, and the danger feels genuinely suffocating as Tam’s true nature emerges. The dynamic between Serena, Chloe, and Uma is handled with emotional clarity — three women shaped by different wounds, forced to trust one another in circumstances designed to break them. Their fear, anger, and resilience give the story its heartbeat.
Twisty, tense, and relentlessly gripping, We Will Find You is a psychological thriller that explores manipulation, revenge, and the terrifying cost of crossing a man who thrives on control. Fans of Lisa Jewell, Daniel Hurst, and John Marrs will tear through this one.
With thanks to Ian Blackwood, the publisher and netgalley for the ARC
August 29, 2026
Girl team taking down a con man? Immediately yes.
I absolutely loved the premise of We Will Find You. Serena thinks she’s found the perfect man in Tam, until Chloe recognises him as the con artist who destroyed her life — and then they discover Uma has her own history with him too. What starts as three women comparing stories very quickly turns into something much bigger, and I was completely hooked.
Chloe, Serena and Uma were definitely the highlight for me. I loved watching three very different women come together because of this one awful man and gradually become a proper team. Their plan for revenge was eventful to say the least, and there were plenty of moments where I was thinking what are you DOING?! while also being completely on board with them.
The multiple POVs worked really well too. Getting inside each woman’s head gave them their own distinct personalities and allowed us to see just how differently Tam had manipulated each of them. I particularly liked how the story became about more than simply getting revenge — there was a real sense of friendship and solidarity developing between the three women as everything escalated.
And escalate it DID. What initially feels like women teaming up to expose a cheating con man gradually becomes much darker when they realise exactly who they’re dealing with. I loved that shift because it took the story somewhere I wasn’t expecting and kept raising the stakes.
This was fast-paced, twisty and so easy to fly through. I genuinely couldn’t put it down because every time their plan changed or something went wrong, I needed to know what they were going to do next.
And as for Tam…
He deserved what he got. 🤷♀️
Such an addictive read with a brilliant female trio at its centre. Revenge, friendship, secrets, danger and one truly terrible man — what’s not to love?
I absolutely loved the premise of We Will Find You. Serena thinks she’s found the perfect man in Tam, until Chloe recognises him as the con artist who destroyed her life — and then they discover Uma has her own history with him too. What starts as three women comparing stories very quickly turns into something much bigger, and I was completely hooked.
Chloe, Serena and Uma were definitely the highlight for me. I loved watching three very different women come together because of this one awful man and gradually become a proper team. Their plan for revenge was eventful to say the least, and there were plenty of moments where I was thinking what are you DOING?! while also being completely on board with them.
The multiple POVs worked really well too. Getting inside each woman’s head gave them their own distinct personalities and allowed us to see just how differently Tam had manipulated each of them. I particularly liked how the story became about more than simply getting revenge — there was a real sense of friendship and solidarity developing between the three women as everything escalated.
And escalate it DID. What initially feels like women teaming up to expose a cheating con man gradually becomes much darker when they realise exactly who they’re dealing with. I loved that shift because it took the story somewhere I wasn’t expecting and kept raising the stakes.
This was fast-paced, twisty and so easy to fly through. I genuinely couldn’t put it down because every time their plan changed or something went wrong, I needed to know what they were going to do next.
And as for Tam…
He deserved what he got. 🤷♀️
Such an addictive read with a brilliant female trio at its centre. Revenge, friendship, secrets, danger and one truly terrible man — what’s not to love?
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
September 8, 2026
We Will Find You is fantastic, well written psychological thriller. Right from the beginning, we get murder, lies, betrayal but also the genuine friendship between three woman.
Serena signs up for the gym and meets Chloe. As they talk and get to know each other, Serena shows Chloe a picture of her fiance'. Serena is gobsmacked. The man Serena is engaged to is her con artist ex husband. She tries to explain it to Serena but she of course doesn't believe her, but then everything Chloe told her is panning out to be true. Like the fake engagement ring he gave Serena and the plan to con her out of a lot of money for a yacht. The two women conjure a lan to confront Tod, but things go horribly wrong. Then things take a turn for the worst when another women comes knocking on the door, asking for her fiancé, who it turns out, is also Tod. This man.... was conning to women at the same time and had already conned one, but as they will learn, there were many more before them. He didn't do it alone, he had the help of his brother and mother along the way. These three women stand together, come up with a plan, and are determined to take him down for what he's done and is continuing to do.
I thought this story was well done. With so many people in the mix, stories like this can typically get really confusing. However, the author did a fantastic job keeping everyone separate and keeping the story straight. I really enjoyed this, but my favorite part was how genuine these women were. There was no hostility or jealousy or hatred between them. Just the genuine concern for each others' well being. They formed their own little found family and I truly loved that for them after everything they went through.
I think, murder and betrayal aside, this story was really fun and enjoyable. I highly recommend giving this one a read!
Serena signs up for the gym and meets Chloe. As they talk and get to know each other, Serena shows Chloe a picture of her fiance'. Serena is gobsmacked. The man Serena is engaged to is her con artist ex husband. She tries to explain it to Serena but she of course doesn't believe her, but then everything Chloe told her is panning out to be true. Like the fake engagement ring he gave Serena and the plan to con her out of a lot of money for a yacht. The two women conjure a lan to confront Tod, but things go horribly wrong. Then things take a turn for the worst when another women comes knocking on the door, asking for her fiancé, who it turns out, is also Tod. This man.... was conning to women at the same time and had already conned one, but as they will learn, there were many more before them. He didn't do it alone, he had the help of his brother and mother along the way. These three women stand together, come up with a plan, and are determined to take him down for what he's done and is continuing to do.
I thought this story was well done. With so many people in the mix, stories like this can typically get really confusing. However, the author did a fantastic job keeping everyone separate and keeping the story straight. I really enjoyed this, but my favorite part was how genuine these women were. There was no hostility or jealousy or hatred between them. Just the genuine concern for each others' well being. They formed their own little found family and I truly loved that for them after everything they went through.
I think, murder and betrayal aside, this story was really fun and enjoyable. I highly recommend giving this one a read!
September 2, 2026
You think you're getting a standard "con man gets exposed by his victims" story, but it spirals into something much darker and far more sinister.
The initial setup hooks you immediately. Serena thinks she’s found the perfect guy in Tod, only for her friend Chloe to recognize him as Tam—a smooth-talking fraud who ruined her life years ago. Throw in a third victim, Uma, and you’ve got a group of betrayed women teaming up to get payback. I loved watching the dynamic between the three of them form as they decided they weren't going to just sit back and take it.
Where the book really picks up speed is when their plan starts to derail. They go into this expecting to expose a fraudster, completely unaware of what he's actually capable of. The moment the shift happens and they realize he isn't just a con artist—he's an absolute monster—the tension ramps up massively. The cat-and-mouse dynamic flips, the stakes become life-or-death, and the atmosphere gets properly dark and claustrophobic.
My only minor complaint is that a few decisions the characters made during the revenge setup had me rolling my eyes a bit—they made choices that felt a little naive given who they were up against. But once the real danger kicked in, the pacing didn't let up for a second.
It’s fast-paced, gritty, and keeps you hooked as the women get pulled deeper into a nightmarish game. If you enjoy dark, high-stakes thrillers with a revenge twist, this is well worth the read!
The initial setup hooks you immediately. Serena thinks she’s found the perfect guy in Tod, only for her friend Chloe to recognize him as Tam—a smooth-talking fraud who ruined her life years ago. Throw in a third victim, Uma, and you’ve got a group of betrayed women teaming up to get payback. I loved watching the dynamic between the three of them form as they decided they weren't going to just sit back and take it.
Where the book really picks up speed is when their plan starts to derail. They go into this expecting to expose a fraudster, completely unaware of what he's actually capable of. The moment the shift happens and they realize he isn't just a con artist—he's an absolute monster—the tension ramps up massively. The cat-and-mouse dynamic flips, the stakes become life-or-death, and the atmosphere gets properly dark and claustrophobic.
My only minor complaint is that a few decisions the characters made during the revenge setup had me rolling my eyes a bit—they made choices that felt a little naive given who they were up against. But once the real danger kicked in, the pacing didn't let up for a second.
It’s fast-paced, gritty, and keeps you hooked as the women get pulled deeper into a nightmarish game. If you enjoy dark, high-stakes thrillers with a revenge twist, this is well worth the read!
Review of advance copy received from Netgalley
Review of an advanced copy recieved from Netgalley.
This was not a good book.
The initial premise is great. I absolutely wanted to read a story about these women who've been conned by this jerk, putting an end to his evil once and for all. The plot beats work right up until the last fifth of the book as does the pacing. I wanted to know how this book ended so much so that I put up with everything else.
The biggest problem in this book is the main characters. They have a definite men writing women vibes, with some pretty heavy-handed doing things in unison and jumping around and being girly, despite the fact that it doesn't fit two out of the three characters. This is driven over the top by the fact that all three women are supposed to be very wealthy. The points at which the author is attempting to give us the atmosphere of wealthy women in a thriller come off like a middle schooler writing Barbie fan fiction.
Also, all the characters are kind of dumb. The book is doing an admirable job of trying to convince the reader that they are amazing and capable of doing anything and yet they constantly fumble tasks and forget the most blatant facts.
This was not a good book.
The initial premise is great. I absolutely wanted to read a story about these women who've been conned by this jerk, putting an end to his evil once and for all. The plot beats work right up until the last fifth of the book as does the pacing. I wanted to know how this book ended so much so that I put up with everything else.
The biggest problem in this book is the main characters. They have a definite men writing women vibes, with some pretty heavy-handed doing things in unison and jumping around and being girly, despite the fact that it doesn't fit two out of the three characters. This is driven over the top by the fact that all three women are supposed to be very wealthy. The points at which the author is attempting to give us the atmosphere of wealthy women in a thriller come off like a middle schooler writing Barbie fan fiction.
Also, all the characters are kind of dumb. The book is doing an admirable job of trying to convince the reader that they are amazing and capable of doing anything and yet they constantly fumble tasks and forget the most blatant facts.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
August 31, 2026
Book Review
ARC
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
We Will Find You by Ian Blackwood
Published: August 30, 2026
Three women. One man. Way too many secrets. What could possibly go wrong? Oh… pretty much everything. 😂
Thank you Ian and BookSprout for allowing me to read this!
This was such a fun, fast-paced psychological thriller. Things go from bad, to worse, to complicated, and somehow… happy? Maybe?
I loved watching three women become connected because of one very naive guy who seriously thought he could get away with everything. What starts with a secret turns into an unexpected friendship—and suddenly keeping everything hidden becomes the only way to protect the lives they’ve worked so hard to build.
This isn’t really about figuring out who did it. It’s about revenge, secrets, consequences, and just how far you’ll go when someone threatens to destroy everything you care about.
And let me tell you… my moral compass was definitely struggling. I kept wondering when exactly things crossed the line and whose side I was actually on.
Still deciding. Sort of.
If you enjoy fast-paced psychological thrillers with secrets, complicated relationships, questionable choices, and characters that make you question your own morals—add this one to your list.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Four secrets are never healthy stars from me.
ARC
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
We Will Find You by Ian Blackwood
Published: August 30, 2026
Three women. One man. Way too many secrets. What could possibly go wrong? Oh… pretty much everything. 😂
Thank you Ian and BookSprout for allowing me to read this!
This was such a fun, fast-paced psychological thriller. Things go from bad, to worse, to complicated, and somehow… happy? Maybe?
I loved watching three women become connected because of one very naive guy who seriously thought he could get away with everything. What starts with a secret turns into an unexpected friendship—and suddenly keeping everything hidden becomes the only way to protect the lives they’ve worked so hard to build.
This isn’t really about figuring out who did it. It’s about revenge, secrets, consequences, and just how far you’ll go when someone threatens to destroy everything you care about.
And let me tell you… my moral compass was definitely struggling. I kept wondering when exactly things crossed the line and whose side I was actually on.
Still deciding. Sort of.
If you enjoy fast-paced psychological thrillers with secrets, complicated relationships, questionable choices, and characters that make you question your own morals—add this one to your list.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Four secrets are never healthy stars from me.
Review of advance copy received from NetGalley
This is the second book that I have read by the author, the first one was The Daughter's Secret and I enjoyed both the books.
In We Will Find You, three women fall victim to a con man. Fate made it where the three women meet each other and find they have a common enemy. The con man knows something about all three of the women that they would not want the police to know and he's blackmailing two of the women and he's conning the third woman in the process of the story. The three women decide to team up and get back the blackmail evidence and get revenge. The con man is dangerous and he also has a dangerous mother and brother involved. There are several twists and turns in the story and the closer it gets towards the ending the more on the edge of my seat I got. It is suspenseful! There are twists and turns all the way to the ending. The pacing is good and builds as it goes and the story is told by the points of view of three women, Serena, Chloe, and Uma. I also liked the conclusion of the story.
Thank you Netgalley and Inkubator Books for the complimentary copy of the story.
In We Will Find You, three women fall victim to a con man. Fate made it where the three women meet each other and find they have a common enemy. The con man knows something about all three of the women that they would not want the police to know and he's blackmailing two of the women and he's conning the third woman in the process of the story. The three women decide to team up and get back the blackmail evidence and get revenge. The con man is dangerous and he also has a dangerous mother and brother involved. There are several twists and turns in the story and the closer it gets towards the ending the more on the edge of my seat I got. It is suspenseful! There are twists and turns all the way to the ending. The pacing is good and builds as it goes and the story is told by the points of view of three women, Serena, Chloe, and Uma. I also liked the conclusion of the story.
Thank you Netgalley and Inkubator Books for the complimentary copy of the story.
September 5, 2026
The prologue got me hook, line and sinker, I’m in. I’m all about dead bodies!
Then I started questioning whether I was reading Bridget Jones’ Diary, with Serena’s wild and wonderful dating stories. But it didn’t take long for me to realise exactly where this was going, and it all made complete sense.
As a Scottish native, I absolutely adore a story set in Scotland, and the wild, stormy weather of island life fit this story perfectly.
I really enjoyed how different each of the girls’ personalities were and how they each used their own strengths when planning their revenge. As the story progressed, their personalities became so easy to distinguish — Chloe with her dark humour, Serena’s innocence and Uma’s strength and gutsiness.
As I got into it the story, I assumed it was quite a straightforward plot — in a good way. Girls out for revenge… and honestly, who could blame them?
Then the twists came thick and fast. There was murder, revenge, questionable decisions, dark humour and characters I was rooting for.
We Will Find You is a really enjoyable, twisty read that turned out to be much more than the straightforward revenge story I initially thought I was getting.
Then I started questioning whether I was reading Bridget Jones’ Diary, with Serena’s wild and wonderful dating stories. But it didn’t take long for me to realise exactly where this was going, and it all made complete sense.
As a Scottish native, I absolutely adore a story set in Scotland, and the wild, stormy weather of island life fit this story perfectly.
I really enjoyed how different each of the girls’ personalities were and how they each used their own strengths when planning their revenge. As the story progressed, their personalities became so easy to distinguish — Chloe with her dark humour, Serena’s innocence and Uma’s strength and gutsiness.
As I got into it the story, I assumed it was quite a straightforward plot — in a good way. Girls out for revenge… and honestly, who could blame them?
Then the twists came thick and fast. There was murder, revenge, questionable decisions, dark humour and characters I was rooting for.
We Will Find You is a really enjoyable, twisty read that turned out to be much more than the straightforward revenge story I initially thought I was getting.
September 16, 2026
This book is an incredible story to read, hard to stop once you start, you do not know what to believe, the plot is fantastic.
The writing keeps you engaged, the characters are well developed, real and relatable.
Great tension, suspense, gaslighting, make believe…. Keep an eye on this author for future books!
Chloe is a gym instructor with an overly apologetic customer, Serena, who got recently engaged to Tod.
Only that Chloe already met Tod in the past, and it is not a good thing.
Tod’s story is: he has been married before and his wife used him for money, was a liar and disappeared.
Chloe decides to come clean with Serena and tell her she is that ex wife.
Her side of the story - very different than his, obviously.
He is the abusive one, he is the one that disappeared.
Then, Uma comes into the picture. Three women, one common denominator - a con man
A sisterhood of 3 against one - he does not hold a chance.
Thanks for the ARC!
Recommended.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
The writing keeps you engaged, the characters are well developed, real and relatable.
Great tension, suspense, gaslighting, make believe…. Keep an eye on this author for future books!
Chloe is a gym instructor with an overly apologetic customer, Serena, who got recently engaged to Tod.
Only that Chloe already met Tod in the past, and it is not a good thing.
Tod’s story is: he has been married before and his wife used him for money, was a liar and disappeared.
Chloe decides to come clean with Serena and tell her she is that ex wife.
Her side of the story - very different than his, obviously.
He is the abusive one, he is the one that disappeared.
Then, Uma comes into the picture. Three women, one common denominator - a con man
A sisterhood of 3 against one - he does not hold a chance.
Thanks for the ARC!
Recommended.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Review of advance copy received from NetGalley
This was such a fun surprise and easily my favorite NetGalley read so far!
*We Will Find You* is dark, funny, and packed with female revenge in the best way. I found myself flying through it because I genuinely never got bored. The scenery kept changing, the story always felt like it was moving forward, and I loved the girl-power energy woven throughout the plot.
The humor completely worked for me too. It has a wonderfully dark sense of humor that had me laughing more than once, even during some pretty twisted moments. Uma in particular was my fave!
This was also my first experience with this author, and it definitely won't be my last. I came away wanting to read more!
Bottom line: a solid 4-star read that I would absolutely recommend to anyone who enjoys clever, darkly funny revenge stories with memorable female characters.
Thank you to NetGalley for the opportunity to read this one!
*We Will Find You* is dark, funny, and packed with female revenge in the best way. I found myself flying through it because I genuinely never got bored. The scenery kept changing, the story always felt like it was moving forward, and I loved the girl-power energy woven throughout the plot.
The humor completely worked for me too. It has a wonderfully dark sense of humor that had me laughing more than once, even during some pretty twisted moments. Uma in particular was my fave!
This was also my first experience with this author, and it definitely won't be my last. I came away wanting to read more!
Bottom line: a solid 4-star read that I would absolutely recommend to anyone who enjoys clever, darkly funny revenge stories with memorable female characters.
Thank you to NetGalley for the opportunity to read this one!
Review of advance copy received from NetGalley
We Will Find You by Ian Blackwood is a solid, three-star thriller that delivers a really fun and satisfying premise. The story is based around three women who realise they've all been conned by the same charming fraudster and decide to team up to get their revenge. If you love stories about poetic justice, then I'd recommend this read. The chapters are also relatively short, and the story moves at a fast pace, so it is easy to race through. That said, the speed of the read does come with a bit of a trade-off. It is noticeably lacking in descriptive details, character building, and scene-setting, so it can feel a little thin on atmosphere and emotional depth. Overall, I found it to be an entertaining and breezy page-turner that's great for a quick read, even if it leaves you craving a bit more substance.
August 23, 2026
Review of Advance copy received from NetGalley ⭐⭐⭐⭐
When Serena meets Tod, he seems too good to be true, charming and wealthy. After whirlwind romance Serena realises everything about Tod a lie.
With help from 2 of Tod/Tam ex’s, the three decide to take their revenge.
But their revenge quickly takes a much darker and more dangerous turn. They soon realise Tam is far more dangerous than they ever imagined.
My first by this author and I was hooked from the start and loved the dark, unsettling feeling running through the story.
There are plenty of twists, secrets and moments that had me questioning what was really going on. 👀
A fast-paced psychological thriller that kept me guessing right until the end! Definitely one for thriller lovers. 📖🖤
the gripping psychological thriller, perfect for fans of Lisa Jewell, Daniel Hurst and John Marrs.
When Serena meets Tod, he seems too good to be true, charming and wealthy. After whirlwind romance Serena realises everything about Tod a lie.
With help from 2 of Tod/Tam ex’s, the three decide to take their revenge.
But their revenge quickly takes a much darker and more dangerous turn. They soon realise Tam is far more dangerous than they ever imagined.
My first by this author and I was hooked from the start and loved the dark, unsettling feeling running through the story.
There are plenty of twists, secrets and moments that had me questioning what was really going on. 👀
A fast-paced psychological thriller that kept me guessing right until the end! Definitely one for thriller lovers. 📖🖤
the gripping psychological thriller, perfect for fans of Lisa Jewell, Daniel Hurst and John Marrs.
September 10, 2026
It opens with a chance meeting between two women, Serena and Chloe, who soon realise they have something very much in common: a man who is Serena's fiancé, and who is not at all what he seems. From there, a third woman is drawn into this trickster's web of deceit, and their shared journey for revenge takes them all the way to Knoydart, a remote corner of Scotland.
I loved this setting especially — Knoydart is somewhere I know, and the mentions of the Old Forge, the local community pub, gave the story a real sense of place I could actually picture. That connection made the whole thing feel even more vivid.
A brilliant, addictive read. Highly recommended, and I'll be watching for whatever this author does next.
Many thanks to NetGalley, the author, and the publisher for the advance copy in exchange for an honest review.
October 14, 2026
I had so much fun reading We Will Find You. What initially hooked me was the idea of three women discovering they've all been deceived by the same man, but the story quickly became so much more than a simple revenge thriller. Every time I thought I knew where things were heading, something happened that made me rethink everything. 
One of my favorite things about this book was the dynamic between the women. I loved watching them navigate an increasingly dangerous situation while dealing with their own fears, mistakes, and motivations. The story balanced dark moments with an energy that kept me completely invested, and I found myself constantly saying "just one more chapter." 
This was exactly the kind of thriller I enjoy: entertaining, twisty, and impossible to put down. I was fully invested in these characters and genuinely had no idea how things would end.
One of my favorite things about this book was the dynamic between the women. I loved watching them navigate an increasingly dangerous situation while dealing with their own fears, mistakes, and motivations. The story balanced dark moments with an energy that kept me completely invested, and I found myself constantly saying "just one more chapter." 
This was exactly the kind of thriller I enjoy: entertaining, twisty, and impossible to put down. I was fully invested in these characters and genuinely had no idea how things would end.
Review of advance copy
A dark thriller with a wonderfully light side. Think Thelma and Louise and never underestimate women.
Three women meet up by accident and discover they have a shared interest. A charming conman by the name of Tod, Tam, Cal. The other thing they have in common is that Tod, Tam, Cal has either defrauded them, has attempted to or is in the process of so doing. They band together with the intention of getting their revenge but that is not going to be as easy as they planned. Tam, as we’ll call him, is a monster and that’s when this book becomes a real page turner.
There are twists right up to the last page. OK so it is a little over the top but the tension and humour more than makes up for that.
Three women meet up by accident and discover they have a shared interest. A charming conman by the name of Tod, Tam, Cal. The other thing they have in common is that Tod, Tam, Cal has either defrauded them, has attempted to or is in the process of so doing. They band together with the intention of getting their revenge but that is not going to be as easy as they planned. Tam, as we’ll call him, is a monster and that’s when this book becomes a real page turner.
There are twists right up to the last page. OK so it is a little over the top but the tension and humour more than makes up for that.
September 4, 2026
This one calls for a big bucket of popcorn. I can't remember the last time I enjoyed a thriller this much purely for the joy it sparked in me.
This is not your typical thriller. It's a story of revenge, betrayal, and three women coming together to reclaim their dignity. I can't tell you how many times I found myself rooting for them, internally cheering them on. The entertainment factor was off the charts.
It's a book you'll either love and devour or simply won't connect with. You have to take it for what it is, and the comical moments throughout were the best part for me.
I couldn't put it down, and if you enjoy these types of books, buckle up and come along for a wild, fast-paced ride.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
This is not your typical thriller. It's a story of revenge, betrayal, and three women coming together to reclaim their dignity. I can't tell you how many times I found myself rooting for them, internally cheering them on. The entertainment factor was off the charts.
It's a book you'll either love and devour or simply won't connect with. You have to take it for what it is, and the comical moments throughout were the best part for me.
I couldn't put it down, and if you enjoy these types of books, buckle up and come along for a wild, fast-paced ride.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
September 21, 2026
This book jumps right in, and I appreciate that. There's no slow build up, we meet our characters and get going. I like that the chapters switch perspective so we get a feel for the main female characters quickly, and I like Chloes dark sense of humour.
Once we're introduced to the third female the story ramps up with them figuring out what to do, and bonding along the way. It also gives them all more confidence, having people who understand and people to stand up for.
It's fast paced and a fun read with some obvious, as well as some unexpected twists.
It isn't a heavy read, it feels odd to say it's a light hearted read considering it's a psychological thriller, but it is. It's a great pallete cleanser of a story
Once we're introduced to the third female the story ramps up with them figuring out what to do, and bonding along the way. It also gives them all more confidence, having people who understand and people to stand up for.
It's fast paced and a fun read with some obvious, as well as some unexpected twists.
It isn't a heavy read, it feels odd to say it's a light hearted read considering it's a psychological thriller, but it is. It's a great pallete cleanser of a story
Review of advance copy received from NetGalley
I was really excited to receive We Will Find You as my first ARC, especially because psychological thrillers are usually right in my wheelhouse. Unfortunately, this one just wasn’t working for me.
The biggest issue for me was the pacing. I kept waiting for the story to pull me in, but it moved too slowly for my taste. I also struggled to connect with the characters, and some of the dialogue felt awkward, which made it difficult for me to become invested in what was happening.
Ultimately, I decided to DNF rather than force myself through a book I wasn’t connecting with. I don’t take that decision lightly, especially with an ARC, but I also want my reviews to remain honest.
This may absolutely work better for readers who enjoy slower-paced psychological thrillers, but unfortunately it wasn’t the right fit for me.
Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for providing me with an early copy in exchange for my honest feedback.
The biggest issue for me was the pacing. I kept waiting for the story to pull me in, but it moved too slowly for my taste. I also struggled to connect with the characters, and some of the dialogue felt awkward, which made it difficult for me to become invested in what was happening.
Ultimately, I decided to DNF rather than force myself through a book I wasn’t connecting with. I don’t take that decision lightly, especially with an ARC, but I also want my reviews to remain honest.
This may absolutely work better for readers who enjoy slower-paced psychological thrillers, but unfortunately it wasn’t the right fit for me.
Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for providing me with an early copy in exchange for my honest feedback.
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