Never Saw Me Coming

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I devoured this riveting book through a day of travel - in a taxi, on the plane, in the next taxi - and into the night. My desire to rush to the end clashed with my desire to savor every word. Who would be the last psychopath standing? * New York Times * Kurian dazzles with a unique protagonist and tight plotting. This one will keep you awake at night and force you to question how well you know the people in your life. Not to be missed! * Christina Dalcher, author of Vox * Utterly gripping * Sunday Telegraph * An up-and-coming voice in fiction...a game of cat and mouse * Tatler * An audacious, break-the-mould thriller from a new voice -- Sarra Manning * Red * Gripping! With a college campus setting, charming psychopaths, and a bitingly clever voice, Never Saw Me Coming is a dazzling debut from a bold new talent. -- Tess Gerritsen, bestselling author of the Rizzoli and Isles thrillers A very impressive debut * Daily Mirror * Welcome to your new problematic fave. I fell in love with self-confessed psychopath Chloe on page one, and even as she plotted murder, found myself cheering her on. -- Erin Kelly, author of bestseller He Said/She Said A real treat of a book. I rooted for the nightmarish Chloe from the off, and couldn't stop turning the pages. Gripping, compelling and very satisfying -- C.J. Cooper, author of THE BOOK CLUB and LIE TO ME The brilliantly original concept makes this an addictive read. * Prima * Witty, acerbic and utterly compulsive, Never Saw Me Coming is a razor-sharp thriller with an irresistibly wicked central character. I couldn't tell if I was scared of, amused by, or attracted to Chloe Sevre. One thing's for sure: I will never forget her. -- Kia Abdullah, author of Next of Kin A compulsive read...unreliable narrators and plot twists aplenty...goes beyond the tropes of psychopathy, showing the reality of living a normal, average life too. Dark, complex and gripping * The Skinny * Fresh, fast-paced and fiendishly clever! If you love watching true crime and wonder about the psychopaths among us, this is the book for you! Never Saw Me Coming will have you never sleeping again. -- Lisa Gardner, Sunday Times bestselling author of Before She Disappeared An entertaining campus novel...the interplay between the characters is fascinating and there's lots of fun, both in the writing itself and in what it describes. * Literary Review * What a hook! I loved this bold, fast-paced, entertaining thriller. Deliciously wicked and utterly addictive. -- Alice Hunter, author of The Serial Killer's Wife Fun, entertaining, and hard to put down, a twisty whodunit with a satisfying conclusion * New York Journal of Books * Very twisty. Very clever. -- R. L. Stine Whip smart, very sharp, thrillingly sassy. What a refreshing take on the psychopath. And how much did I enjoy learning about the evolution of such a personality disorder from grassroots level... A brilliant read; unusual, clever and one-of-a-kind. Just like Chloe. -- J. M. Hewitt, author of The Night Caller A razor-sharp, brilliantly plotted and utterly gripping page-turner. I couldn't put Never Saw Me Coming down. Takes us to the darkest of places, with a lightness of touch and a keen intelligence: Vera Kurian's debut deserves to be a huge hit. -- Sanjida Kay, author of One Year Later Excellent pacing, sprightly narrative voices, and judicious dabs of wry humor make this a highly entertaining tale. Kurian's refreshingly different slant on psychopathy marks her as a writer to watch * Publishers Weekly * Impossible to put down -- Louise O'Neill A sharp debut, and ant-heroine Chloe is darkly entertaining throughout. * Irish Independent * Kurian expertly threads revenge and cat-and-mouse story arcs with Chloe's frank, show-stealing narration...Kurian's highly anticipated thriller will undoubtedly lead fans of Gone Girl, Dexter and Patricia Highsmith's Tom Ripley novels to hope for Chloe's return. * Booklist, starred review * Electrifying and entirely unpredictable. * Woman's Own * Delivered with panache and wit * New York Times Book Review *