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The Murder After the Night Before by Katy Brent

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Amazingly well written, thoroughly developed plot and twists, and identifiable characters (although excessive drinking is never OK).

Waking up so hungover that she doesn't even remember what happened last night at the company Christmas party, Molly is not having a great day - and it gets worse.

She's trending on social media and she doesn't even remember doing what the video shows.

Digging deeper into what happened, she realises that all is not as it seems. There is a murder to investigate and wrongs to make right.


This is another great book by Katy Brent; full of unexpected twists and turns, shady characters, social media doing its worst and self-centred no-gooders pushing their own agenda. A worthy follow-up to 'How to kill men and get away with it' - link to my review.


The Murder After the Night Before by Katy Brent is due to be published on 1 February 2024.


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