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Anything You Do Say: THE ADDICTIVE psychological thriller from the Sunday Times bestselling author (English Edition) di [Gillian McAllister]

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Would you run, or stay and call an ambulance, if it was you that pushed him?

'A terrific premise, delivered with panache' CLARE MACKINTOSH

'Dark and intense . . . an exhilarating, hold-your-breath read!' Prima

It's the end of the night. You're walking home on your own.

Then you hear the sound every woman dreads. Footsteps. Behind you. Getting faster.

You're sure it's him - the man from the bar who wouldn't leave you alone.

You make a snap decision. You turn. You push. Your pursuer tumbles down the steps. He lies motionless, face-down on the floor.

Now what?

Call 999
Wait for the police to arrive. For judgement, for justice, whatever that may be. You just hope your husband, family and friends, everyone you love, will stand by you.

OR:

Run
Stay silent. You didn't mean to do it. You were scared, you panicked. And no one saw. No one will ever know. If you leave now. If you keep quiet. For ever.

Which will it be?

If you were addicted to Anything You Do Say and want other readers like you to discover this hold-your-breath read then leave a review below . . .

'A Sliding Doors thriller with a moral dilemma at its heart. Brilliant' Claire Douglas, author of Last Seen Alive

'A smartly conceived psychological thriller' Sunday Times

'Addictive, exciting and devilishly clever' Holly Seddon, author of Try Not To Breathe

'I devoured this book in one sitting' Hollie Overton, author of Baby Doll

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390 pagine
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Inglese
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Data di pubblicazione

19 ottobre 2017
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Gillian McAllister has been writing for as long as she can remember. She graduated with an English degree before working as a lawyer. She lives in Birmingham, where she now writes full-time. She is the Sunday Times bestselling author of Everything But the Truth, Anything You Do Say, No Further Questions, The Evidence Against You, How To Disappear andthe Richard & Judy Book Club pick That Night. She is also the creator and co-host of the popular Honest Authors podcast. --Questo testo si riferisce alla paperback edizione.

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Praise for Anything You Do Say ― -

A terrific premise, delivered with panache -- Clare Mackintosh

Dark and intense . . . An exhilarating hold-your-breath read! ― Prima

I loved Gillian's latest book. Another winner. One of the most inventive and original thrillers I've read in recent memory. The Sliding Doors structure kept me turning page after page to discover Joanna's destiny. I devoured this book in one sitting. It's official! Gillian McAllister is fast becoming one of my favourite authors! -- Hollie Overton

An addictive, exciting and devilishly clever book . . . exceptional -- Holly Seddon

A Sliding Doors thriller with a moral dilemma at its heart. Brilliant -- Claire Douglas

A smartly conceived psychological thriller ― Sunday Times

Almost unbearably tense. A granular exploration of secrecy and guilt ― New York Times

This gripping thriller will make you wonder: What would I do? We couldn't put this book down! ― Take a Break

This clever novel reminds me of Sliding Doors- it will challenge every belief you have ― Sun

Joanna has two choices: does she call 999 or run? Ingeniously, the novel's alternating chapters depict both riveting options ― Heat

All the hallmarks of a stunning psychological thriller: Pace, twists and turns and the heart-stopping realisation that it could easily be you -- Adam Croft

Completely original. I was gripped -- Jane Fallon

Hard to put down. The two storylines work so well and the balance is perfect . . . A gripping story with real characters -- Emma Curtis

A Sliding Doors-style thriller that will keep you gripped until the final page ― Closer

The novel is ingenious . . . a beautiful and original book -- Claire Kendal

An expertly crafted novel full of drama and tension . . . An impossible feat accomplished with great skill. Bravo -- Imran Mahmood

Praise for Everything but the Truth ― -

Perfection. Intriguing and compelling. An exceptional debut -- Clare Mackintosh

Wonderful writing and a brilliant story. An amazing debut -- B A Paris

Packed with twists and turns that will make it almost impossible to put down ― Hello

A beautifully written domestic noir full of secrets and lies -- Claire Douglas

This contemporary love story wrapped up in a thriller is a brilliant read. Compelling and intense ― Sunday Mirror

A gripping, compelling page turner that kept me up half the night -- Liz Nugent

You won't be able to put it down! -- Hollie Overton

An utterly unique story . . . my heart was in my mouth the whole time -- Holly Seddon

An assured and gripping debut -- Alex Marwood

Tense and compelling -- Paula Daly

I found myself wanting to pick it up at every opportunity. Brilliant -- Jenny Blackhurst

Top domestic noir ― Sun

Once I'd started I was powerless to stop. Brilliantly executed, clever and utterly realistic -- Jill Mansell

This is a book to devour -- Elizabeth Haynes

Startlingly good. Gillian McAllister is a new star in psychological thrillers -- Miranda Dickinson

Intriguing and atmospheric -- Sheila O'Flanagan

Breathlessly brilliant ― Heat

A thrilling book club read ― Prima

Prepare to be gripped by this tense thriller ― Fabulous Magazine --Questo testo si riferisce alla paperback edizione.

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B06XPB6BTY
Editore ‏ : ‎ Penguin (19 ottobre 2017)
Lingua ‏ : ‎ Inglese
Dimensioni file ‏ : ‎ 8696 KB
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Lunghezza stampa ‏ : ‎ 390 pagine

Posizione nella classifica Bestseller di Amazon: n. 251,993 in Kindle Store (Visualizza i Top 100 nella categoria Kindle Store)
- n. 383 in Narrativa medica
- n. 1,157 in Thriller legali
- n. 2,337 in Thriller psicologici

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JoanieC

Cleverly written!

Recensito nel Regno Unito 🇬🇧 il 19 ottobre 2017

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I would like to thank Penguin UK-Michael Joseph and NetGalley for giving me the opportunity to read ‘Anything You Do Say’ by Gillian McAllister in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.
Joanna has never been able to come to a decision and has always procrastinated over every decision she’s ever had to make. One evening whilst in a bar with her friend Laura a man starts sexually bothering her. They leave early and during Jo’s walk home she hears a man following her. Believing it to the man in the bar she runs along a canal and up some concrete steps, but when the man gets close to her she accidently pushes him down the steps. When he doesn’t move she stands there undecided on whether to ring for an ambulance or run away.
Gillian McAllister has very cleverly written two books in one – of what happens when Jo conceals the truth and the consequences, and the other when she rings for an ambulance and the police arrest her for GBH. The novel moves easily between ‘Reveal’ and ‘Conceal’ proving that once a lie has been told even more lies have to be fabricated to avoid being caught out.
I was completely absorbed with ‘Anything You Do Say’ which I found compulsive reading. I was so involved with the characters that I wasn’t sure how it was going to end, therefore the conclusion came as a great surprise. This is an excellent novel and one I can thoroughly recommend.

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Interesting, original, but the ending disappointed

Recensito nel Regno Unito 🇬🇧 il 25 novembre 2017

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Overall an engaging read, and as I'm not familiar with sliding doors, what felt to me an original idea.
The risk of repetition from relating the same story in different ways is avoided. Joanna experiences very different situations in each scenario, so it always felt I was reading something fresh. Supporting characters respond very differently too, dependent on Joanna's choice, so much so, that at times I felt this was a weakness in the book.
The change in Wilf's approach to Joanna that occurs in 'reveal' for example, is never really explained, and does not seem linked to her decision. I struggled to see why Joanna finding herself in the 'reveal' situation would change Wilf's approach to her, while her circumstances in 'conceal' did not.
It was the different portrayals of Reuben however with which I really struggled. The endless tolerance of Joanna's behaviour in the 'conceal' version is very at odds with the his character in 'reveal'.
While I sympathized with both Joanna's, and naturally, particularly the 'reveal' version, I found the other characters very hard to like.
The author states through Joanna, that people are a combination of good and bad, (presumably in case we missed that this was a theme) but I think the bad in Reuben, Laura and 'conceal' Joanna too heavily outweighed the good, and left me a little depressed.
My real issue with the book, and the reason for my so-so rating, is the ending. Without spoilers, it's hard to comment fully, but, suffice to say, what a wasted opportunity!
I'd hoped for something that cleverly tied the two possibilities together, as positive reviews had suggested was the case, and was excited to see how this was accomplished.
Instead, what we got was a Mills and Boon style focus on what, in the context of the life and death nature of the story, felt a comparatively trivial aspect.
Negatives notwithstanding, this book is certainly worth a read. The writing style is reasonably intelligent, and the concept sufficiently interesting that I've discussed it with friends.
I often find books in this genre can be unoriginal and forgettable, and this certainly isn't that. I shall read the authors other work based on my experience with this book.

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Graham of Watton

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I'm probably being a bit harsh by giving 'Anything You Do Say' only a three-star rating. There are definitely points to commend this book for, including its structure (two alternative stories, according to whether the book's main character, Joanna, admits, or walks away from an incident) and the fact that Ms McAllister has decided to explore issues of guilt, honesty and the possibility of redemption. Unfortunately, it doesn't work for me. I got fed up quite quickly with the self-absorbed Joanna and her self-righteous husband Reuben, and was very tempted to give up on 'Anything You Do Say' when I was about a quarter of the way through. I kept going to the end, but did find it rather tedious. Despite the strap-line to the book's title, there was nothing in it which I found addictive.

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Gaby

AMAZING READ!

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"Such a gripping read! It was so interesting to see how the future of one woman can be turned upside down in two different ways. It made me question what I would do in Jo’s shoes, and how the law can work to both an individuals advantage and disadvantage!"

The book follows Jo simultaneously through two possible futures after pushing a man whom she mistook as a threat to her when walking home one night. The question throughout the whole book is whether she does the right thing, and comes clean, or lives with the guilt and gets away with it.

Initially I felt this was going to be like every other 'woman caught up in a murder' story I've read, but the contrast between the Conceal and Reveal chapters really intrigued me. It gave me the opportunity to consider how events could play out so differently.

I began to like Jo as a character, and thinking about what I would have done if I was also in her same position. She strikes me as being someone very normal, but just simply does the wrong thing at the wrong time when she is caught off-guard.

Throughout the book, you could feel the contrasting chapters getting further apart from each other and almost becoming two separate stories, but then narrowing together again as if you were back at the start of the book and you were in Jo's shoes, needing to make a decision.

There weren't many surprises, or revelations, simply that you were living the story with Jo as she experienced it - which made it feel all the more real! However I did find myself questioning my own morals throughout this book and wondering what really would be the right thing to do.

The plot wasn't complicated by too many characters and I was so pleased there wasn't a whiney journalist added in either (this is so typical for these types of books). I really really enjoyed reading it, felt it was accessible yet also had some depth to it. What I felt really resonated with me, was how her relationships with others was impacted by the events (I wish I could discuss this more, but it would only spoil it for you!)

Initially I thought about giving this book a four star review, but I really think I'd be getting too picky about it. Who am I kidding, this book is definitely worth five stars and I've already purchased Gillian McAllister's No Further Questions, which is also only 99p on Kindle right now (Go GO GO!). I will not be holding back from reading some more of her titles!

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SarahG

Excellent read

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The blurb says that this is a ‘Sliding Doors’ type of thriller and I’d have to agree. In the opening chapters Joanna commits a crime, albeit accidentally, that changes both her life (and that of her husband Reuben) and of course the victim. The chapters then alternate between the consequences of concealing or revealing the crime. I loved this book and couldn’t put it down. I loved the character of Joanna and really empathised with her dilemma - to reveal the truth and risk prison or to conceal it and try and carry on with her life. Of course it’s not as straightforward as that; Joanna struggles with the moral implications of what she’s done and the damage it has done to her relationships and the effect on the life of her victim. It’s a fantastic read, I thoroughly recommend it.

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