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You Can't Catch Me

Catherine McKenzie (Goodreads Author)

3.89 · Rating details · 5,253 ratings · 638 reviews

When the game is deception, nothing is as it seems in this novel of cunning psychological suspense by the #1 Amazon Charts bestselling author of I’ll Never Tell.

Do you want to play a game?

Twelve years ago Jessica Williams escaped a cult. Thanks to the private detective who rescued her, she reintegrated into society, endured an uncomfortable notoriety, and tried to put it a ...more

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Jan 20, 2020 Dita rated it liked it

Parts of this story were excellent and some of it really dragged....a lot.

The culmination of the story was interesting and nicely buttoned things up but it was also but very far-fetched.

I was entertained by this book but didn't feel the storyline lived up to its potential.

I am, however, very grateful to have received this ARC from NetGalley in exchange for this honest review! ...more

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Aug 23, 2019 Catherine McKenzie rated it it was amazing · (Review from the author) · review of another edition

Readers! YOU CAN'T CATCH ME will be my 10th novel in 10 years, which is so crazy to think about I need to put that aside. Anywho! I'm so excited for you to meet Jessica Williams, and ... Jessica Williams, and Jessica, you guessed it, Williams! That's right, there's a lot of Jessicas in this book! Several years ago, a friend of mine kept getting stopped at the border. She has a common name, and there was an APB out for someone with a similar name and the same birthday. Over time, we realized that ...more

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Jul 23, 2020 Kaceey rated it liked it

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I’ve really been having a hard time with thrillers lately, and unfortunately this one was no exception.
I had trouble connecting to this read right from the start. I found myself constantly losing focus and having to continually refer back to the previous chapter just to make sure I hadn't actually missed something.

Jessica Williams. A fairly common name. What if Jessica is using that name to take advantage of other women who share her name. What if it’s time the tables turned?

I had such high expe ...more

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Jun 09, 2020 Brenda - Traveling Sisters Book Reviews rated it it was amazing

Shelves: good-one-for-a-group-read, behind-the-pages

Hot Diggity Dang! Catherine McKenzie sure caught me with this twisty good exciting original thrill of a read!

You Can't Catch me explores an exciting game of revenge here after Jessica is a victim of identity theft. Twelve years ago, Jessica was a victim of a cult, and now she meets a woman in a bar with the same name as hers, and the game begins. She is no ones' victim now, and she is out for revenge!

My attention was caught right from the start with this cunning well-paced read, and every chan ...more

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Jun 16, 2020 Susanne Strong rated it really liked it

Shelves: buddy-read, netgalley

Would you Like to Play a Game?

Sitting at an airport bar, Jessica Williams is planning to get out of dodge. When she meets a lady with the same name and birthday as her’s she thinks it a bizarre coincidence.

A week later when Jessica One discovers that all of her bank accounts have been cleared out she knows exactly who to blame. Silly Jessica for trusting her “new friend” so easily!

“War Games” - this is not, albeit, Jessica One, might disagree!

Good thing Jessica learned a thing or two after h ...more

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Aug 04, 2020 Carole rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: netgalley-books

Every now and then we have the pleasure of reading a book that totally captivates and surprises. You Can’t Catch Me by Catherine McKenzie is that book. Jessica Williams was raised in a cult and was rescued twelve years ago. She rebuilt her life and all was well until a chance encounter at the airport. She was approached by a stranger who turned out to share her name and birthday. The two enjoyed a few drinks and discussed the serendipity. Within days, it became clear that the woman had stolen he ...more

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Mar 11, 2020 Jayme rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: women-s-fiction, domestic-suspense, netgalley

Two women named Jessica Williams walk into a bar.

Sitting beside each other is not an accident.

One was once a child, rescued from a CULT. She is not willing to be anyone’s
VICTIM again...especially not a grifter’s.

I am a huge fan of this author having read almost every one of her ten books, but I was not a fan of this book.

Perhaps this time it’s a case of “It’s me, not you” !

I don’t enjoy stories about CULTS, or GRIFTERS, so, this book probably did not stand a chance with me!

If you enjoy th ...more

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Jun 10, 2020 Jennifer ~ TarHeelReader rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Let me tell you, Jessica’s story is one nightmares are made of! She manages to escape a cult over a decade prior, and she finally starts feeling comfortable in society when she meets a woman in an airport who has the same name and birth date. An odd coincidence, right?

The following week, Jessica’s back account is empty, and her identity has been stolen. Jessica is on the hunt for this woman and finds other victims. Gathering together, they plan to catch the fraud.

I thought this was a captivating ...more

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May 08, 2020 Matt rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: netgalley

First and foremost, a large thank you to NetGalley, Catherine McKenzie, and Lake Union Publishing for providing me with a copy of this publication, which allows me to provide you with an unbiased review.

When it comes to books with twists aplenty and well-developed characters, readers need not look further than Catherine McKenzie and her latest novel. Well-paced and full of ‘aha’ moments, McKenzie shows why she is one of the great authors of her genre. After being outed at work and having her nam First and foremost, a large thank you to NetGalley, Catherine McKenzie, and Lake Union Publishing for providing me with a copy of this publication, which allows me to provide you with an unbiased review.

When it comes to books with twists aplenty and well-developed characters, readers need not look further than Catherine McKenzie and her latest novel. Well-paced and full of ‘aha’ moments, McKenzie shows why she is one of the great authors of her genre. After being outed at work and having her name splashed all across social media, Jessica Williams needs some time away. While waiting in an airport bar, she comes across a woman around her age. Funny enough, they share a name. Two Jessica Williamses? After a drink and some interesting conversation, our protagonist heads off onto her flight, distancing herself from the world and her online presence. It’s only when she lands back in the US that she discovers someone has drained her bank account. On the hunt for who might have done this, bank officials are flummoxed, as it was ‘Jessica Williams’. The security footage is grainy, but Jessica is sure she knows who did it. Confiding in her closest friend, Jessica begins a search to see if others have been taken by this Jessica Williams. The search takes her around the country, as she discovers others with her name and birthdate who have been scammed for much of their money. Determined to drive this grifter out of hiding, Jessica and her gang of others (aptly given numbers to differentiate them) set traps, only to be told in sly text messages that they will never catch her. As Jessica interspersed her battle with living in and bring extricated from a cult, the story takes many directions for a woman who had no identity and will not surrender the loose self she has discovered over the past 12 years. Grit and determination drive this woman, no matter where things take her. A wonderful story that leaves the reader panting from this hectic journey. Recommended to those who love a good thriller to pass the time, as well as the reader familiar with Catherine McKenzie and her work.

I am happy when I see a new book by Catherine McKenzie, as I can always be assured of a wonderful story. She is able to capture all the essentials in a thriller and still leave the reader gasping aloud with some of the plot twists she introduces. Jessica Williams (the original and protagonist) is a wonderful character onto whom the reader can latch themselves throughout. Willing to share a lot of her experiences in the cult, as well as a determination to keep hold of her identity, she finds herself in many interesting situations, always eager to push forward and get some answers. This might be part of her journalism background, but it also gives the reader the needed momentum to push through this book. With an underlying romantic interest in her life, Jessica battles to define herself while also not letting this guy slip through her fingers, all a part of the larger storyline. Other characters help push the story along, not the least of which the other Jessica Williamses, all of whom bring their own qualities to the narrative. McKenzie makes sure to differentiate them from one another, but connects these women with the needed aspects to keep the story flowing. The story itself was well written and developed throughout, keeping the reader on the edge of their seats as they see where the twists occur and how they will help strengthen to overall narrative. McKenzie is creative in her plots and ideas, utilising this to keep the reader wondering. With two strong narratives—cult and present—interwoven, the reader is always trying to determine what is to come, as well as how Jessica Williams came into herself. All culminating in a twist that ties it together. A wonderful book and I am eager to see what else is to come.

Kudos, Madam McKenzie, for another winner. I hope others see the strengths that I do and latch themselves onto this book in short order.

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Jun 11, 2020 Nilufer Ozmekik rated it really liked it

This is the tenth novel of Catherine McKenzie and this is my third waltz with her books. I enjoyed “Good Liar” but “I’ll never tell” is a 3 solid starred Switzerland read with unlikable characters and of course “Fractured” is at my long time TBR list (I wish I have 72 hours a day to trim that monster, it gets more terrifying at each day and I’m feeding it with more book lists!)

This book gave me complex feelings. The idea of putting grifter/identity theft and cult into same equation was a little This is the tenth novel of Catherine McKenzie and this is my third waltz with her books. I enjoyed “Good Liar” but “I’ll never tell” is a 3 solid starred Switzerland read with unlikable characters and of course “Fractured” is at my long time TBR list (I wish I have 72 hours a day to trim that monster, it gets more terrifying at each day and I’m feeding it with more book lists!)

This book gave me complex feelings. The idea of putting grifter/identity theft and cult into same equation was a little compelling start with lots of coincidental, circumstantial events follow each other but at the end the author achieved an amazing job by filling all the plot holes and giving us a logical explanation and satisfying conclusion even she breaks our hearts.

Her brilliant writing technique, twisty, riveting, breath taking, action packed story-telling hooked me from the beginning and of course I loved Jessica Williams so much. She is flawed, she was rookie, she was traumatized by her past experiences in the cult and her devoted/impossible love story with Liam who was her savior/father/brother/mentor and long- time crush was emotionally gripping. At some parts the book’s genre turns into romantic suspense at the chapters about their blooming chemistry. I truly wished they could have their HEA!

For better understanding the story line and the coincidental events that I mentioned at the last paragraph, let me talk more about Jessica’s story: After being sagged from her reporting job, crucified at the social media, Jessica thinks she deserves to her Puerto Vallarta holiday, turning off her phone, getting away from threatening messages and clearing her head. But as she waits for her flight, she decides to spend her time at the airport bar and a woman with exactly same name and birthday with her sit next to hear. They play 20 questions of Jessica Williams to know more each other, drinking and having quality time till they separate their ways to get on their planes.
And of course Jessica’s (our heroine: so let’s call her Jessica number 1) so coincidental meeting with her name and birth twin ends with being drifted. She was fast enough to empty her accounts and transfer the money to the offshore, untraceable accounts of hers.

When she goes to the police, she finds out they cannot help her so she calls her partner in crime and long-time crush Liam who is ex-police officer/now private investigator, saved her from cult hell 12 years ago. She is so adamant to find Jessica and make her pay back the damage she’d created but she also suspects she is not the only one fishtailed by her cunning skills. She starts her search through the social media and finds new victims like her. She decides to meet them to form a “let’s kick this con-bitch’s ass” club! But Jessica has no idea what kind of trouble she gets herself into because the grifter she fights against is not only a thief, she can be more dangerous and unpredictable criminal mind than she can ever imagine.

This is fast pacing, exciting, thrilling ride. I was expecting some kind of different revenge story and I still have second thoughts mixing grifting story with cult elements may be not the right combination but the conclusion is relieving and satisfying. So I’m rounding up 3.5 stars to 4! I enjoyed this book more than her previous work because of likable character and her sarcastic, enjoyable, connectable inner thoughts. ...more

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Jun 09, 2020 Norma rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

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Twisty, absorbing, and fast-paced!

YOU CAN’T CATCH ME by CATHERINE McKENZIE is pure fun that was an extremely quick, entertaining, and brisk read. I was immediately hooked and it held my attention right to that extremely surprising and mind blowing ending.

CATHERINE McKENZIE delivers an engrossing, intriguing, and cleverly plotted story here with some pretty impressive twists and turns. I absolutely loved the short chapters and the snappy dialogue here which made me read this one quite quickly. I ...more

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Mar 07, 2020 Theresa Alan rated it really liked it · review of another edition

One of the things I really like about Catherine McKenzie’s novels is that each one is unique. In this one, Jessica has escaped a cult and tried to put her life back together again, earning a college degree in journalism. She writes about the cult, but parts are plagiarized. When she gets caught, she gets fired, but not before receiving a big payoff thanks to the carefully documented sexual harassment she faced by one of her colleagues.

However, when she meets another Jessica Williams with the sa ...more

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Jul 06, 2020 Elyse Walters rated it really liked it · review of another edition

NO SPOILERS.

The intriguing beginning was promising....
I was curious if and how goodness would prevail.

A few slow spots in the middle -(but certainly not ghastly slow)-
Overall... I got what I wanted from this book.
Great premises; I didn’t guess the ending!

a personal share....
Our daughter, Ali, ‘survived’ horrors of identity theft- so I knew pretty much first hand - how the victimization of it (10 full years for her), can be financially and emotionally costly.... and draining to the spirit!!! ...more

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Jan 24, 2020 Ceecee rated it it was amazing

Jessica Williams is a journalist who makes a career bombing mistake when she plagiarises an article which results in losing her job though she manages to negotiate a payoff. Whilst waiting for a flight to Mexico for a holiday she meets another Jessica Williams. What a coincidence!!?? Except it’s not. Jessica Two is a hustler and she manages to elicit sufficient information from Jessica One to steal all her settlement money. Thus starts the twistiest of twisty tales that leaves you dizzy as your ...more

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May 17, 2020 Erin rated it really liked it

Shelves: kindle, netgalley

Thanks to NetGalley and Lake Union Publishing for an egalley in exchange for an honest review.

In Catherine McKenzie's tenth novel, a disgraced journalist finds herself a pawn in the midst of a very elaborate con game. The police don't seem very interested, but Jessica Williams will stop at nothing to regain the upper hand. But is she really ready for the consequences?

One thing that I can always count on is that Catherine McKenzie wastes no time in getting me hooked. By the end of the first ...more

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Sep 24, 2019 Mary Kubica rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Catherine McKenzie is at the top of her game when a former cult member finds herself mixed up in a dangerous, high-stakes case of identity theft. Addictive and fast-paced, YOU CAN’T CATCH ME proves that sometimes revenge is sweet. McKenzie best book yet!

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May 03, 2020 Nadia rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Some books start slow and you have to be patient, often waiting a hundred pages or more for the book to grab you. And then there are books like You Can't Catch Me that grabs you from page 1 and doesn't let go!

Jessica Williams comes to a hefty sum of money but before she has a chance to start spending it, she is conned by someone with the same name. The money's gone and so is Jessica II. Unfortunately police is of no help so Jessica decides to track her money down herself and starts by looking fo ...more

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Mar 03, 2020 Marialyce rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: netgalley, books-of-2020

2.5 stars

Alas!!! another book for the "wish I had liked it more" file. While I so enjoyed this author's The Good Liar, this one just didn't give me the thrills I was hoping to find.

It has lots going on and perhaps it was that issue that kept me from enjoying this story as much as I hoped I would. The story line, that of a woman named Jessica Williams, who has had her fair share of troubles in the past, being an unwilling member of a cult. being caught plagiarizing and losing her job, and then be ...more

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May 08, 2020 Mandy White (mandylovestoread) rated it really liked it · review of another edition

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As always with Catherine McKenzie books, I read this quickly. She writes such clever, twisty and surprising stories that hook you in from the first few pages. You Can't Catch Me takes you on a wild ride where nothing is as it seems. It was fun but dark at the same time if that makes sense. Really enjoyable read. Out on June 9th, make sure you grab a copy

Have you ever met somebody that shares both your name and birthday? Highly unlikely right? Well Jessica Williams learns this the hard way. She m ...more

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Mar 12, 2020 DeAnn rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: 2020

**Now available!

3 coincidence or not stars

How far would you go to get revenge? This tale digs into just that thought as one woman chases another who coincidentally shares the same name. How common is that?

After a chance meeting at a bar, Jessica discovers that her bank account has been drained and there’s not much the police can do to help her. So the chase is on to catch the "other" Jessica and get her money back!

This was my first read by Catherine McKenzie although I have several of her earli ...more

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Apr 01, 2020 Sharon rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: net-galley, 2020-reading-challenge, mystery, 5000-2020, own-read, read-on-kindle, thriller

3.5★

Twelve years ago Jessica Williams escaped from a cult she was involved in. All she wanted to do was leave that portion of her life behind her, but that was easier said than done. The day Jessica crosses paths with a woman at an airport bar of the exact name and birth date as hers is the day her life will alter forever.

You Can’t Catch Me by Catherine McKenzie was a book with many twists and turns that kept the reader turning the pages. I enjoyed this book, but I didn’t love it because I felt ...more

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Feb 29, 2020 Erin Clemence rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: kindle, first-reads

Special thanks to NetGalley, the publisher and the author for a free, electronic ARC of this novel received in exchange for an honest review.

Expected pub date: June 9, 2020

I am so excited to be chosen as one of McKenzie’s early readers, once again. I have read most of McKenzie’s later works, and was impressed by her creativity and skill, so taking the plunge into “You Can’t Catch Me” had me overcome with all the feels.

Jessica Williams has spent the last twelve years trying to rebuild h Special thanks to NetGalley, the publisher and the author for a free, electronic ARC of this novel received in exchange for an honest review.

Expected pub date: June 9, 2020

I am so excited to be chosen as one of McKenzie’s early readers, once again. I have read most of McKenzie’s later works, and was impressed by her creativity and skill, so taking the plunge into “You Can’t Catch Me” had me overcome with all the feels.

Jessica Williams has spent the last twelve years trying to rebuild her life, after escaping from a cult. Now, as she starts a new job and a new relationship with the private investigator who helped free her, she is finally making some gains. When she meets another woman named “Jessica Williams” in an airport bar, things soon go from good to very, very bad. Jessica Two has used her identity and stolen the majority of the settlement money Jessica won in a lawsuit against her old cult leader. In order to regain her money, Jessica teams up with others who have also been a target of Jessica Two, and they band together with a plan to take Jessica Two down.

“You Can’t Catch Me” has a unique Charlie’s Angel’s feel, with bad-ass lead female characters banding together to take down another (just plain bad) female who has managed to use her smarts and charm to swindle them out of money. All of the “good” Jessica’s in this novel are easy to root for, and they aren’t portrayed as naïve somehow, as the swindler Jessica has very strong game, making it believable that she could abscond with someone’s money.

I thoroughly enjoyed the cult segment of this novel and wanted more of it. At first, it didn’t seem to tie into the plot (outside of being the protagonists’ Jessica’s back story) , but in true McKenzie fashion, it plays a very important part toward the end of the novel. The twist was impressive, although a lot of convenient coincidences were at play in order to make it work.

Cleverly told, I am a fan of McKenzie’s new novel. After ten novels, McKenzie shows no signs of slowing down, and I will gladly devour any story she wishes to put to paper.
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Apr 29, 2020 Ankit Garg rated it really liked it

You Can't Catch Me by Catherine McKenzie is a mind-blowing novel. The central theme of the plot is identity theft, wherein our protagonist finds out that she has been duped for all her savings by someone with the same name and date of birth as hers. She then embarks on a journey to seek the perpetrator in hope of getting back her money. In the process, she discovers other victims, and the plot takes unexpected turns. The protagonist's childhood spent in a cult runs as a side track in the plot.

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Jun 09, 2020 Susan (The Book Bag) rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

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This story grabbed me from the start, with everyone's worst nightmare happening to Jessica. Her identity is stolen and all of her money is gone. And all from an innocent encounter in an airport bar. But is it really just a happenstance meeting?

As Jessica tries to get her life and her money back, she sets out an elaborate plan to bring the guilty party to justice. As her plan moves forward and more people become involved, the plan and the story take some unexpected twists and turns. Those twists ...more

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May 12, 2020 Dennis rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2020-pub, 2020-read, contemporary, suspense, crime-fiction, thriller

Admittedly, I did not read her last release, I’ll Never Tell, but I saw that it legit was everywhere on bookstagram last year, so I promise to give this book a shot. You Can't Catch Me centers around a woman named Jessica, who luckily escapes a cult to then only get her identity stolen. Jessica plots her revenge by gathering information on this perp, but will the shadows of her past come to haunt her while she plays vigilante?

This book is straight up popcorn thriller in the best way. It's e ...more

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Jun 04, 2020 BookLover rated it really liked it · review of another edition

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ARC requested through Netgalley, and kindly provided by Lake Union Publishing in exchange for an honest review.

This latest novel, from one of my favs - Catherine McKenzie, was a bit of a mixed bag for me. You Can't Catch Me followed two timelines in Jessica Williams’ life - in the past we delved into her life growing up in a cult and in the present, Jessica dealt with an identity thief who stole most of her savings. I found myself super engaged in the former, but the later was a bit problematic ...more

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Jun 11, 2020 Melissa (LifeFullyBooked) rated it really liked it

Just finished and wow! what a superb psychological suspense novel!
There are some great twists that I didn't see coming, and I loved how everything wrapped up in the end. Even though I have nothing in common with Jessica (the OG) I could really relate to her feelings and how they manifested in her adult life. Her upbringing in a cult was fascinating and I liked the way the author wove together her experiences during and after the cult with the events occurring in the present day.
I love a good r ...more

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Apr 06, 2020 Christina McDonald rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

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A fun, twisty story about a former cult member who falls victim to identity theft after making a career-ending mistake. Dazzling, intriguing, and just good old-fashioned fun! This wildly entertaining thriller is chock full of impressive twists and a plot you'll get utterly caught up in.

Jessica Williams high tails it to Mexico but meets another Jessica Williams at the airport before her flight leaves. The second Jessica is a hustler who extracts vital information from her and swindles her out of ...more

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Feb 24, 2020 Kimberly Belle rated it it was amazing

Catherine McKenzie gets better and better with every book. This one is a gem of a story, a suspenseful tale of a former cult member at the receiving end of identity theft. A fresh breath of sneaky, twisty air I couldn't put down. ...more

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Jul 07, 2020 Barbara rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: crime-fiiction-psychological-thrill, us

The concept of this book about identity theft specific to financial scams (not the ongoing destruction of an individual's credit and future life) had potential, but I found the execution lacking. There is an an added element in that some of the principal characters had been involved with a cult.

The biggest problem for me was inconsistent pacing. Descriptions of some events were dragged out far longer than necessary since they added nothing to the story line or the tension necessary in a psychol ...more

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About Catherine McKenzie

Catherine McKenzie

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Catherine McKenzie was born and raised in Montreal, Canada. A graduate of McGill in History and Law, Catherine practiced law in Montreal for twenty years before retiring to write full time. An avid runner and skier, she's the author of numerous bestsellers including HIDDEN, FRACTURED, THE GOOD LIAR and I'LL NEVER TELL. Her works have been translated into multiple languages.

In 2019, I'LL NEVER TELL ...more