You Are Not Alone by Leah Cupps was a great thriller.
It was fast paced and had me hooked right from the beginning. It was a brilliant plot. Played out well. Very well written.
With lots of twists in this book to keep the reader guessing. The characters were brilliant, and all complemented each other well.

Thank You NetGalley and Inkubator Books for your generosity and gifting me a copy of this amazing eARC!

Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for the Arc in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.

Natalie and Hudson have a romantic weekend planned at an Airbnb on a private island. It completely secluded and will hopefully give them the break they need from their hectic work schedules. But, when the storm hits on the first night there, things turn sour. The power goes out and Natalie sees a shadowy figure. They are alone on this island right?

I devoured this book. From the creepy setting of what was described as a mansion on a secluded island, to the suspicions thrown on characters I thought I knew, and the twist at the end, I was entertained through it all. Even though I did end up guessing the twists, I did still really enjoy the story. The author did a great job making certain characters really unlikable towards the end. I did find that Natalie was a little bit naive for her age, but nothing that made me completely hate her.

This book was so much fun and everything I could want in a thriller. With the twists and turns and everything in between, I found myself completely immersed in the characters lives. When little things started happening and they would brush it off, I would always think YOU ARE NOT ALONE!!!!

Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for an advance ARC in return for an honest review.

You Are Not Alone was your typical claustrophobic thriller, set in a mansion on a lake during a storm,.

There is a missing woman, a strange figure in a trench coat, the perfect woman (her words not mine) with a rich boyfriend all tied into a loved up weekend that goes wrong.

A missing woman who may not have disappeared after all.

I enjoyed this good, quick read with its twists and turns.

I’ve read this book and I loved it.
The story was so addictive, the plot twist was amazing.
The characters prove us that sometimes, we need to pay attention to the first impressions of people.
Danger is everywhere, also in people you maybe know.
Love can do crazy stuff to certain peoples, crazy as killing someone by jalousie.
It was really a good book.

Thank you to Leah Cupps and Netgalley for the opportunity to read this book early!

I loved the setting in this book!! From the moment I read the synopsis I knew I had to read it because it was set in Montana where I also have a house. The setting is on a lake in Montana (hello summer vibes) that is also on a remote island. Or is it really remote?!

Natalie and Hudson book a romantic weekend getaway on a private island in Montana. It is everything that Natalie wanted-- secluded to spend time with her boyfriend, rugged, and beautiful.

The short chapters made it really easy to devour this book in a short time frame. I was constantly sneaking in just a chapter to know what happened. I loved the two points of view so we could really see the plot build between the characters. While I did not love any of the characters very much, I did find the book enjoyable and easy to read. The plot connected and the story line all wrapped up in the end.

⭐️: 2.5/5
✏️: July 7
📖: thriller/ mystery

Read if you like:
🏝️ island settings
👯‍♀️ multiple POV
🌊 short chapters/ fast pace

I liked this one. The twists and turns were wild. I adore stranded in an island novels. This was well told with some dark secrets kept causing chaos to ensue. You think this story is going one way and then it flips wildly. I found this to be a great easy read with just enough excitement and thrill to keep me reading. A great beach read!

I really like how this book was broken up into three parts first was the view of the girlfriend Natalie then Vivian then both as a dual POV. I thought this was really refreshing and very enjoyable! I liked the eeriness of the first part and how it built up the anticipation. The second part explained and built up further excitement. I enjoyed the third part but it felt like there could have been some more suspense and excitement at the end but I in general thoroughly enjoyed this book and plan to read other works by Leah Cupps

Thank you to NetGalley, author Leah Cupps, and publisher Inkubator for an advanced reader’s copy for an honest review!

Natalie and her husband book a romantic getaway on a private island. Soon they find out they’re not alone on the island and when Natalie finds a secret diary from a missing dead woman, things only take a turn for the worst. Is history about to repeat itself or will everyone make it off the island?

Honestly, for me, the book didn’t start catching my attention until I got to the second part where the you hear a different side of the story. You can start piecing things together and the story comes along better. The main characters were described and made out to be shallow, but there was character development throughout the book I admired. I also thought the the diary entries were a good move, they captured my attention.

From the beginning it was cliche and you could almost predict what was going on due to the nature of the writing and the genre. The writing felt almost amateur to me but the story kept my attention enough to continue reading. Some of the twists actually surprised me in the end. There is an epilogue that gives you insight on a major issue that kept getting brought up during the book, that I personally feel could’ve been said in the actual book but to each their own. If you like thriller/mysteries and enjoy a quick read, this is definitely for you.

Thank you to Netgalley for the ARC.

Thank you NetGalley for this arc!

For the first half of this book, I was convinced I knew what was happening and that it was so predictable. The second half however came as a huge twist. Extremely fast paced, little unbalanced.

I would like to thank NetGalley for the opportunity to read this book before publication in exchange for my honest review.

I was super excited when I saw the cover of this book. I was always told growing up that if a book had a blue background with yellow writing, it would be spectacular. I am not sure how this though process came about, but so far every book that I have read with a blue background and yellow writing has been amazing.

This is the first book I have read by Leah Cupps, and id definitely won't be my last. I think she is now one of my new automatic buy authors. This book had me wanting to not put it down, in fact, I was so involved in this book that I read it in one sitting. There were a lot of twists and turns like you would expect a thriller to have, even though I predicted some of them. The characters were loveable and easy to relate to, which made this a very intriguing read.

Overall, this book is a captivating read with all the elements of an amazing thriller. If you are a fan of not only thrillers, but psychological thrillers, you will absolutely love this book.

I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to the editor for sending me an advance copy of this upcoming title. Your hard work and dedication to this project are truly commendable, and I am incredibly honored to have the opportunity to review it before its official release.

The depth and quality of this work are a testament to your meticulous attention to detail and your passion for bringing exceptional stories to life. From the engaging narrative to the well-developed characters, it's clear that a tremendous amount of effort has gone into every aspect of this book.

I am genuinely excited about this title and eager to share my thoughts and insights. Having the chance to read it in advance has been a wonderful experience, and I am confident that readers will be just as captivated by it as I am.

Thank you once again for this incredible opportunity. Your support and trust in my feedback mean a great deal to me. I look forward to continuing to work together and witnessing the success of this fantastic book.

First and foremost, I'd like to thank NetGalley, Inkubator Books, and Leah Cupps for the opportunity to read this ARC in exchange for my honest review.

If you liked Gone Girl, then I think you'll certainly like You Are Not Alone. Natalie and Hudson are on a secluded island in Montana for a romantic getaway when things start to go awry. Natalie finds a mysterious diary told from the POV of a missing woman, leading Natalie to believe they are staying in her house. The twists and turns in this book are sure to keep you on your toes.

The narrative is gripping, with an eerie atmosphere that enhances the sense of suspense. Cupps' writing is engaging, drawing readers into the mystery with well-crafted tension and a compelling storyline. The discovery of the diary and the unraveling of its secrets add a layer of intrigue that keeps the pages turning.

However, I did find the story to be a bit predictable at times, but entertaining nonetheless. A lot of the twists in this thriller did indeed surprise me, even though some were anticipated. The characters are well-developed, and their dynamics add depth to the plot, making it a captivating read.

Overall, You Are Not Alone is an enjoyable thriller with a mix of predictable and surprising elements that will appeal to fans of psychological suspense.

Thank you NetGalley and Inkubator Books for letting me read this eARC.I thought this book was pretty good. It's a quick, entertaining, destination thriller.

This was a fast paced thriller! It was a really easy read with some interesting twists!
At times it felt claustrophobic which gave me a bit of anxiety.
If you like easy, fast thrillers, this is definitely for you

*spoilers included*

4/5 stars. I received this ARC from NetGalley. It's a great mystery thriller. I didn’t expect the twist. Vivian becoming Natalie’s assistant is wild. She really is so manipulative. The final showdown was great. I was on the edge of my seat. The epilogue also surprised me. I didn’t think John knew about her killing Tess. Overall great, fast-paced book.

This was a fast-paced, fairly entertaining thriller. The premise sounded like it'd be claustrophobic in a fun way. And it was at times. I was definitely curious about how things would turn out.

On the bright side, this story is easy to read and flies by, even though it isn't particularly twisty or action-packed. My main issue with it was that all of the characters are unlikable. Natalie was the only one I had any sympathy for and even that was limited.

I read an ARC of this book from NetGalley. All comments are my own.

This was a really exciting read all the way through, it had me hooked, excited and nervous at different points!

This was a really great thriller. I could actually visualize all the places and felt like I was there.
Just when I thought I had it figured out, there were a couple of twists in the end that I didn’t expect.
I liked how vulnerable the main character is in the beginning and what a strong woman she becomes at the end. The book flowed nicely throughout and I thoroughly enjoyed the writing and look forward to reading another book by this author.

Average thriller with a few twists and turns. Bit marmite either you love it or hate it. Thank you netgalley for the advance copy

This was an easy to read, fast-paced thriller about a couple that go on a romantic getaway to a private island, but find out they are not alone. I felt the story came together well and had a good level of suspense, mystery, and thrill. The ending was well thought out with everything explained and making sense at the end of the story. This was a fun and enjoyable read!

Thank you to NetGalley and to the publisher for this ARC of You Are Not Alone, in exchange for an honest review.