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By Alistair B. Hayward

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A phantom in the shadows, moving beneath the shroud of London's night, David prowls the desolate park. Unaware of the danger, his victims fall into his trap with cold precision, solidifying his grim reputation as the 'London Strangler.' But the thrill of the kill doesn't satisfy his evil cravings anymore-he needs a new challenge-he needs to up the stake. Enter Pete, the closest person he has to a friend. David concocts a sinister game, luring Pete into a macabre dance of manipulation and dread. Ensnared in David's deadly machinations, Pete's descent into darkness is swift. Amidst terror and deceit, the more paranoia grips him, the further his sanity slips-each step tightening the grip of madness. The Games We Play delves deep into the abyss of the human psyche, blurring the line between predator and prey. With each turn, tension mounts, drawing readers deeper into a labyrinth of danger and deception. Prepare to be ensnared, horrified, and utterly enthralled by the twisted games within these haunting pages.

Product code: 9780473713355

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ISBN 9780473713355
No. Of Pages 324
Dimensions (HxWxD in mm) 228 x 150 x 20
On Sale Date 26/04/2024

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A must read!

Alyse - August 2024

If you can handle the dark and gritty, revel in the gruesome, and appreciate intricate details, this novel is a must-read. Proceed with caution—a strong stomach is essential. David, a serial killer tired of his routine, decides he needs a change. He devises a plan to add excitement to his life. Enter Pete, an unsuspecting individual who soon becomes a crucial part of David’s twisted game. By the end of this novel, I literally had to pick my jaw up off the floor. The shockingly twisted ending was completely unexpected and crafted to perfection. Alistair warned me it was gruesome, and while I was sceptical, he was right. This novel is intensely graphic, and I loved every moment of it. It kept me on the edge of my seat, heart racing, cringing in some parts but unable to stop reading. I thoroughly enjoyed Alistair’s writing. The detail was exceptional, and the plot was meticulously crafted. The story, told from both Pete’s and David’s perspectives, offered a rich, dual view of the characters. Alistair skillfully portrayed both an organised and a disorganised killer.