Hidden Bodies: The sequel to Netflix smash hit YOU: Volume 2 (YOU series)

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We fuck and we talk, our songs are on a loop, our life is on a loop, and suddenly my favorite word in the English language: We. While I enjoyed several parts of it, it doesn't hold a candle to the first book and I'll explain why below. They help us to identify popular products and understand your browsing habits so we can display relevant adverts to you. I wanted to place my hand on the small of her back and lead her down to the cage, where the special books are preserved, boxed, saved.

With its scathing social satire and loathsome yet strangely charming leading man, Kepnes' sophomore effort is well worth the read. He equates the world he is living in to the SNL skit The Californians – after which I could not get that out of my mind.The characters of You were all equally flawed and infuriating, but they brought something to the story. CAROLINE KEPNES is the New York Times bestselling author of YOU, HIDDEN BODIES, PROVIDENCE, YOU LOVE ME and FOR YOU AND ONLY YOU. I still absolutely loved it and what it did to my brain and Joe's character and how much it surprised me. You presented us with a unique kind of narrator - the kind of charming, intelligent, witty sociopath that we all loved to hate. Both a tense story of a monster and a fascinating psychological study, the book dares you to empathize with a killer while keeping you guessing as to what will happen next.

Snow covered the streets and they were perfect and white, as if the world had been coated in vanilla ice cream.

A few scenes were just as good as the initial book, especially when Joe is dealing with Delilah and the cop. When it comes to the most disturbingly compelling protagonists of recent times, few have captured readers' imaginations more vividly than Joe Goldberg, the bookseller - we promise it's not any of us - with a deadly secret at the heart of Caroline Kepnes' You. Well it turns out when you are a crazy, narcissistic, neurotic killer just trying to blend in, a lot can go wrong. I understand that the author was poking fun at LA but this was too long, too over-the-top, and too unbelievable for me.