'Copycat' by Alex Lake follows the story of Sarah Havenant, who discovers that there is a sinister stalker impersonating her on social media and sharing photos of her life, family, and even from inside her home. As Sarah tries to prove her innocence and unravel the mystery behind the impersonation, she faces disbelief from her husband and friends, leading to a gripping narrative filled with twists and suspense. explores the dangers of a digital footprint and the blurred lines between reality and online identity, keeping readers hooked with its fast-paced plot and intriguing characters.
From The Publisher:
The gripping psychological thriller from the Top 10 Sunday Times bestselling author of After Anna, Seven Days and The Choice.
Imitation is the most terrifying form of flattery…
Which Sarah Havenant is you?
When an old friend gets in touch, Sarah Havenant discovers that there are two Facebook profiles in her name. One is hers. The other, she has never seen.
But everything in it is accurate. Photos of her friends, her husband, her kids. Photos from the day before. Photos of her new kitchen. Photos taken inside her house.
And this is just the beginning. Because whoever has set up the second profile has been waiting for Sarah to find it. And now that she has, her life will no longer be her own…
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'Tense and compelling, it'll have you hooked throughout!'
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'Among the best three thrillers I have ever read'
'A very special thriller, one that I will not forget in a long time'
'A rollercoaster of a ride'
'Creepy and satisfying in every way'
'I am so impressed with this author's storytelling'
'A marvellous read, definitely to be devoured with the light on'
'A brilliantly written story that will have you hooked and keep you up reading late into the night'
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I swear I should be a detective (or I should write my own thrillers) because I knew whodunnit really early on in the book. I read this one in about a day. Some of the book was really compelling -- I got sucked in and didn't even notice family members trying to get my attention. But other sections -- particularly the ones that represented the bad person -- were laughably bad. I'm typing this alone in my bedroom, hoping that no one is secretly creating creepy Facebook pages about me, so I guess the book did the trick!
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