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Not Her

By: Noah Fitz
Narrated by: Dean Ruple
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The app tells kids to kill themselves...and they do it.

In a small town near Berlin, schoolkids are dying to fulfill a string of dangerous internet challenges. A pretty girl plunges off a bridge while posing for a picture. A young man electrocutes himself in front of an online audience.

Chief Inspector Marc Wulf, along with his new partner, Tine Stolz, discovers a dark truth behind the challenges: They are not random, and neither are the victims. Wulf and Stolz race to uncover the identity of the app developer before the next challenge drops...along with another body.

In this startling thriller, author Noah Fitz strikes at an internet generation driven by the need for constant stimulation, a lust for status, and the fear of not belonging. Just how far will kids go to fit in?

©2021 Noah Fitz (P)2021 Velox Books Crime Thrillers Suspense Thriller & Suspense Thriller Fiction Crime
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I was interested in this book as it sounded intriguing, it was quite interesting in fact, but was no more than that, the story felt stilted, the characters were not very well developed, the only characters that linger in my memory are the twins, Pier and Pia (possibly Peer and Pia) they linger because they sounded almost identical in sound when spoken here which I found annoying as it was harder to follow the story as a result. Another was Luc (pronounced Luck here but I'm sure it must be Luc) the son of Chief Inspector Wulf himself who was the other character that lingers, maybe because we learn more about him than any of the others. I found the ending to be slightly bizarre too, but a happier one than I would have expected.

All in all, I would recommend you give this one a try, listen for yourself, if you have lower expectations than I did, you may be delighted with it, perspective is all important in the listening experience.

I was lucky enough to have received this title free in exchange for an unbiased review.

Pretty good storyline

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I really enjoyed this book. Some sick individual is causing children to take serious risks and watching them die. Good characters and well written. It could have taken place any where in the world.

A well thought out plot to keep you guessing

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