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by Christine Rennie

Your Every Move by Sam Blake is a psychological thriller and it is very disturbing. Rosie Kinsella is a young Irish woman who has moved from Paris to London, where she is an estate agent selling luxury homes to wealthy clients. She has a successful instagram account from her travels in Paris and now it focuses on her life in London. Rosie however has a stalker Michael and he has taken over her life and she no longer knows who to trust. It is a very tense thriller and you never know what is going to happen next. Highly recommended

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by Kerry Henderson

Estate agent Rosie is being stalked and they're getting bolder every day. Who is Michael and why does he act like he knows her. Can she figure it out before he escalates and comes after her. This was a really good read and had me hooked from the start. I also liked the little posts dotted through the story. It added an extra modern layer to the story. The plot was clever and twisy along the way. The ending was well written and I liked how it all came together. This also touches on the case of Suzy Lamplugh and you can see some similarities but this is its own story. Rosie is instantly likeable. I liked that there is lots going on not just the Michael mystery. A brilliant pschological thriller.

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by Lovetoread2023

Your Every Move is a gripping stalker thriller that shows how vital friendships can be when life is at its hardest. Told through multiple POVs and filled with vivid detail, the story creates an atmosphere that is both emotional and intensely unsettling. At times it’s an uncomfortable, genuinely scary read—clear proof of how effectively Blake builds tension and fear. The stalking element sticks in your mind, leaving you thinking long after you’ve put the book down, and the ending delivers a very satisfying finish. Thought-provoking and chilling. This is a story that keeps you looking over your shoulder.

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by Elizabeth Currie

Your Every Move is an atmospheric thriller, and one that keeps you guessing to the end. Rosie Kinsella is a high-end estate agent and influencer working in London, having recently moved from Paris. Life is good - until she becomes the victim of a stalker. Michael behaves as if he knows her, messaging her constantly and sending her gifts, and seems to know her every move. Friends and colleagues rally around Rosie and she uses her social media platform to highlight the issue of stalking but things take a more dramatic turn - and soon she no longer knows who she can trust. Blake does a good job of building the tension and the real sense of escalating unease felt by Rosie. The author adds a layer of authenticity by referencing the case of estate agent Suzy Lamplugh whose disappearance I remember well. It's a gripping read that moves from the glamorous world of luxury London property to the Cornish coast as the tension rises and with plenty of twists to keep the reader guessing, as well as a side-helping of romance, it's an engaging read that kept me up late!

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by Georgina (ReadsEatsExplores)

Sam Blake, queen of bingeable thrillers, is back with another banger. Your Every Move is a sleek, nail-biting psychological thriller that quietly turns the ordinary into something unnervingly sinister. Rosie Kinsella has just moved from Paris to London and is thriving in her high-end estate agency job, confident, sociable, and on top of her game. But when anonymous messages start appearing from someone watching her life far too closely, that sense of security begins to crumble. What starts as unsettling escalates quickly. Gifts arrive. Emails grow unnervingly personal. And when photos appear from inside her own apartment, paranoia sets in. The tension ratchets up as suspicion spreads, loyalties shift, and a colleague’s murder sends the story hurtling into full-blown danger. Blake builds atmosphere and dread with precision; even when a twist feels obvious, the creeping menace keeps you hooked. Rosie herself is a strong, believable lead, sharp and capable, yet increasingly vulnerable under pressure. Her colloquial chats with fellow Irish agent Grace add warmth and humour, balancing the darkness of the stalking plot. Blake cleverly peppers the narrative with Instagram posts (“how it started,” “how it’s going,” “how it ends”), making Rosie’s social media presence part of the suspense in an immersive, modern way. Seasoned Sam Blake fans (like me) will also delight in the little breadcrumbs dropped from her previous works; they’re subtle, clever, and add an extra layer of fun to the reading experience. The stalking elements are deftly handled, and the nods to the tragic Suzy Lamplugh case give the story a chilling, real-world resonance. This isn’t a deep character study, but it’s a fast, compulsively readable domestic thriller: glossy on the surface with a rot of obsession and menace underneath. Did I figure out who the stalker was? Yes. Did it ruin the book? Absolutely not, I devoured every tense, page-turning moment. If you’re after a thriller that’s stylish, gripping, and unputdownable, Sam Blake delivers once more. Thank you to the publisher for the opportunity to read via NetGalley.