The Dying Game

Welcome to my blog tour stop for The Dying Game which is been hosted by Bookouture 

Book: The Dying Game 

Author: Ruhi Choudhary  

Pub Day: Jan 17th 2022 

Rating: 5

Would I recommend it? Yes

Would I read more of this series ? Yes

Would I read more of this author? Yes

First off  like always I  want to say a  huge  thank you to the publisher Bookouture  , the author Ruhi Choudhary , and to NetGalley for the invite to join this blog tour as well as letting me read and review it.Wow , this is an

other book that kind of gave me the vibes of Eney Meeny  and the movie Saw, the twist and turns , the the plot , the characters  especially the main character has grown so much and seems more believable. And let's not forget the tension you feel though out the book with each turn of the page . And the story itself is believable in ways that I can actually see this as a real life missing person case which is scary to think about but case like these do happen in real life . So if you want a story that will have you setting on edge of your set and will make you fill like  your been watched then this one might be for you.

Buy Link:

Amazon: https://geni.us/B09G71K3X4social

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About the Book: 

As the doors of the elevator were forced open, Mack’s worst fears were confirmed. A delicate hand dangled at the top, peeking out from above the elevator. From the shape and size and the green color on the nails, the hand belonged to a woman. Had they found Mia?

Lakemore, Washington. When Mia Gallagher is reported missing after an apparent abduction, Detective Mackenzie Price is immediately called in to investigate. But as she begins to scour CCTV footage of her last known movements, Mia’s body is discovered in an elevator shaft.

DNA evidence points to a troubled local man from the wrong side of town. But before he can be questioned, his body is found alongside a suicide note with the words: I killed her. I didn’t want to. But I had no choice.

The case appears closed until another woman goes missing and 48 hours later is found dead. The only link between the victims is a connection to Baron Wildman, one of the most powerful men in Lakemore but there is no hard evidence connecting him to their deaths.

When a local man confesses to the second killing, his M.O. is eerily similar to the first: kill or be killed. Then a third woman disappears and Mack knows she has just forty-eight hours to discover who lies at the heart of the blackmailing ring and find her victim alive.

Soon it becomes clear that this twisted killer will go to any lengths to protect a decades-old secret and wreak their revenge, even if that means hurting those closest to Mack. Can she unravel who lies at the heart of this deadly game before she loses another person she loves?

A pulse-pounding thriller packed with twists, The Dying Game will have you reading late into the night. Perfect for fans of Lisa Regan, Karin Slaughter and Robert Dugoni.

Author Bio

Ruhi Choudhary discovered her passion for writing when she was seven years old and wrote her first Star Trek episode. Being a fan of the dark and twisted, she found her calling in crime thriller.

She likes to write stories that make you a little uncomfortable and characters that you struggle to make up your mind about but stay with you.

She lives in Toronto and spends her days training to be a scientist and wishing it rained more often!

Ruhi's social media:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/RuhiSChoudhary