Walk in the shoes of a psychopath this fall and pick up a copy of Never Saw Me Coming. This campus-set novel was full of psychological thrills, unreliable narrators and twisty plots; I never wanted to put the book down! The main antiheroine, Chloe Sevre--a diagnosed psychopath and social chameleon with vengeful intentions--was addicting to follow. I rooted for her and was terrified of her at the same time. Aside from Chloe, the other narrators in this book were thoroughly enjoyable. I couldn’t trust any of them, which was delightful for a hardcore mystery fan like myself. Highly recommend this debut for fans of Dexter or Jessica Jones.

This was definitely an original idea and I liked it. I guess a lot of it seemed unrealistic but maybe that's because I don't know any psychopaths in real life (or do I?) to know how they would behave. Interesting premise!

An engaging romp— if you can say that about a group of college-age psychopaths being stalked by a serial killer on campus. Destined to be a beach read, this debut novel features well-written characters and convincing psychological details, with a plot that will keep you guessing, and reading.

This is one of my favorite books I have read in a long time. The plot is very unique in how psychopaths who are enrolled in college are in a clinical study to try to get a better understanding into the mind of those who lack empathy and emotions. Soon the psychopaths are the ones who are being hunted. This was a real page turner and a good look into the mind of psychopaths. There are a lot of twists and turns and I was kept guessing until the end.