DON'T MISS THE NEXT ADDICTIVE THRILLER FROM TIKTOK SENSATION AND CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED AUTHOR ASHLEY WINSTEAD.
It's the most famous crime in modern history. But only she knows the true story.
After her father dies suddenly, Jane Sharp finds a strange comfort in TheRealCrimeNetwork.com, where she befriends four amateur sleuths from across the country.
The group dives into its research dutifully, but when three college students are viciously stabbed to death, seemingly at random, the entire online-sleuth community is set ablaze. Jane and her team decide to take their investigation into the real world, travelling to small-town Idaho to find answers - only to discover the truth is more shocking than any of their previous cases.
Told one year after the astounding events that left the world reeling, Jane tells the true story of the Delphine Massacres.
And what she has to confess will shock even the most seasoned true-crime fans...
A poignant commentary on the consumerization of true crime, an exploration of society's fascination with murder, a moving meditation on grief, and a brutally satisfying murder mystery with a shocking twist ending, This Book Will Bury Me is Ashley Winstead at her best. Perfect for readers of All Good People Here and Bright Young Women.
PRAISE FOR ASHLEY WINSTEAD
'Winstead does an expert job keeping the reader guessing' Publishers Weekly
'Highly recommended' New York Journal of Books
'The definition of compulsive reading' Amy Gentry
'Dark and seriously addictive' FanFi Addict
'So nuanced and intricately woven that you absolutely cannot help but race to the end' Amanda Jayatissa
'Ashley Winstead spins a tale that is equal parts disturbing and redemptive' Julie Clark
'Like all of Ashley's incredible books, you won't be able to turn the pages fast enough' Vanessa Lillie
READERS LOVE THIS BOOK WILL BURY ME!
'An edge of seat, one sit read'
'Exceptional'
'Ashley Winstead is literally the most perfect thriller author to exist'
'Best thriller I have read in a very long time'
'I will never forget this book'
'A seriously addictive thriller'