Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for my copy of this book.

Jess is a victim of domestic violence. Her partner Lewis is a bad man. When she needs to go to hospital to be treated, a doctor gets Jess to admit she needs help, and gives her a leaflet for a support group. Attending the group, Jess makes some new friends. She also befriends a detective-Sophie. When the ex’s of the support group begin to be murdered by the Caretaker, Jess and Sophie are too close for comfort.

This one had me gripped on reading the title. And what a read it was. I couldn’t and wouldn’t put it down. Fast paced, gory, and dare I say empowering! I thought the caretaker was going to be someone obvious and I could feel my disappointment starting. I was wrong, and so started the second and explosive part of the book. This is must read!

Vigilante justice and moral support, a one stop shop! Domestic violence victims find a bit more than they thought in the support group that has become a lifeline, in many ways. You will root for them, feel for them, and cheer them! A few issues left hanging, maybe part two?

This book was compelling, pacy, full of tension that had me gripped from the first page to the last!

It had everything you could want in a thriller book, plenty of suspense, excellent characterisation and a brilliant brunch of female leads! If I had a pick a favourite it definitely would be Jess!

This book touched every possible emotion and really pulled at my heart strings! Can’t recommend enough! This was an easy 5 stars!

What a book! Absolutely loved this and I'm so excited that it's going to be a series....yippee! Jess and her friends are fabulous, strong feisty women and the whole book was addictive from start to finish. I so rarely rate thrillers 5 star but this one deserves it.....brilliant.

What an amazing book! I cannot wait to read more books in this series and would love to know what happens next - definitely feels wide open for a next book! I couldn’t put it down - finished in one sitting! Thank you!

What these women have been through is so heartbreaking. So frustrating that no one ever gives them the help they need. That no one ever gets justice. It's about time someone took justice into their own hands.