Nobody But Us: A chilling and unputdownable revenge thriller with a jaw-dropping twist

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I suppose he should be congratulated for wanting to do the right thing; wanting to protect the girl he loves. Spieszę jednak przypomnieć, że gdzie plus, tam i minus - po kilku rozdziałach zdającego się nie mieć końca kluczenia i uników, błagałam jedynie o jak najszybsze zakończenie tej farsy. As technology advanced, this separation between offensive SIGINT, the act of intercepting adversaries communications, and defensive SIGINT, the act of protecting one's own messages, began to disappear. Stylish, sinister, scalpel-sharp and sophisticated, Laure Van Rensburg’s cunningly crafted debut is one you won’t forget. Ellie is a grad student and Steven is a teacher at an elite Manhattan school, but neither of them are quite who they appear to be and one of them won’t escape the weekend alive.

Zoe is extremely book smart and could have a bright future, but coming from an abusive family leaves her no choice than to save herself by picking up and leaving with her boyfriend. As the stack of pages standing between me and the end of this novel drew slimmer, I found myself increasingly eager to discover which — if either — of these main characters would survive.This was the first time the US government publicly acknowledged the use of zero-day exploits in SIGINT. First of all Zoe was only 15 years old, so under the legal age of leaving her parent and going on the run, so they knew the police would be on their trail, then the way they left of course would make the police even more anxious to get their hands on Will.

Ominous and claustrophobic, there is an unbearable tension that wreaked havoc on my blood pressure as I tried to guess what would happen next. Ahead of them, the promise of long, dark nights - and the chance to explore one another's bodies properly, away from disapproving eyes. Also some of the decisions made by both characters seemed to be made purely to drive the story in the direction the author wanted and felt kinda clunky. I am sure it won’t be everyone’s cup of tea with some of the subject matter but there is plenty to stimulate the readers.My three stars suggests middle-of-the-road but in actuality, I was on opposite ends regarding several aspects. Written in a claustrophobic style, with shifting points of view, the reader soon realises the ground under the feet of the characters is unsteady.