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Ask for Andrea

Noelle W. Ihli

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Nina (ninjasbooks)

1,395 reviews1,306 followers

February 15, 2023

Another ghost story where I had to lay my skepticism to rest. I might even start to look for books with a supernatural angle.

This was a superb thriller. Three girls being killed by the same man, haunted by it and wanting revenge. What really impressed me, was how emotional the story was. I felt the pain of them seeing their loved ones, not able to do anything to stop the killer. They all had very distinct personalities and I liked them all.

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Lit with Leigh

623 reviews481 followers

December 7, 2022

Honda Civic Reliable 3.5 rounded up for the unique premise

One sentence review: An interesting social commentary take on haunting

SYNOPSIS

Three women. Three victims of a serial killer who finds his victim on a dating app. When they meet in the after life, they're determined to find a way to stop him from killing again.

MY OPINION

Thank you so much @rebby.reads for my gifted copy. Without her rec, I definitely wouldn't have picked this up. No shade, I'm just not into ghost stories.

It's always a good sign when I have limited notes as I'm reading LOL. The more notes = the saltier the review. This book is EXTREMELY bingeable. At 260ish pages, I devoured it in one sitting in my "reading sleigh". Unlike and , Ihli takes the time to �� in a natural way �� explain the abilities and limitations of the ghost powers. By doing so, I could focus on the plot instead of wondering why the ghostie didn't do xyz. Tbh Ihli did a fantastic job of addressing any potential plot holes and answering questions the reader might have. This was a HUGE plus as a reader who is always asking qs like the nosey hoe I am.

As I said in my one sentence review, this was a social commentary take on haunting. It explored the challenges and dangers of being a woman in the modern dating scene. Hindsight truly is 20/20. It's a good reminder to check yourself before victim blaming. Sometimes I think back on my college days and I thank my lucky stars I'm not dead in a ditch. Just something as simple as walking home from class with my headphones on could've ended me up in the back of a trunk. Scary tings. Anyways.

It was also a creative way to show how "normal" abusers can be. It's not the scary strangers in the bushes. It's the charming guy who opened the passenger side car door for you. It's the married man with the picture-perfect family and doting wife. And all of this makes sussing out the baddies even harder for a woman who just wants to enjoy her night without a cloak of paranoia.

I also liked the inclusion of the detectives. Again, another great display of how misogyny can be the difference between a family getting answers or forever wondering if their daughter really just dipped on them.

My main rich homie qualm was some parts dragged. The synopsis says the three girls link up, but this doesn't occur until the 60% mark. You spend a lot of time with each girl as they figure out their after life status and what they should do. This was interesting... to a point. The book is pretty short but I would've liked to spend more time with the girl gang.

All in all, an interesting and easy-to-devour read. The writing was straightforward. No turgid prose here. Another plus for me.

PROS AND CONS

Pros: interesting premise, straight forward no fluff writing, pander-free social commentary

Cons: dragged a bit in the second half - I would've liked more time with the girls together

Abbie Konnick

94 reviews13.7k followers

August 9, 2024

LOVED IT! So sad, so real, so creepy, a little spooky, and a perfect tie-together at the end! 👏🏼🌟

♥︎ Heather ��(Semi-Hiatus)

954 reviews3,638 followers

July 24, 2024

3.75 Stars

This was such a cool concept for a book. In all of the time that I've been reading thrillers, I honestly don't think I've ever read anything like this before.

╰⪼ I think part of the extra enjoyment was that I didn't read the blurb going into this one- I just saw that a few of my friends loved it. That it was a thriller and I liked the cover. Oh, and it's a quick one - just under 300 pages.

I was immediately pulled into the story as we follow three victims of the match strike killer as they tell us their stories after their murders. This match strike killer is just going around plucking off random women he meets on a popular dating app and no one seems to be the wiser.

Imagine if your victims were haunting you from beyond and helping the police without you knowing it? Tick tock mf. LOL. Revenge is so sweet.

I really enjoyed this book and it kept me engaged for the most part. I had just a couple of issues with the alternating POVs - there was three of them and I had a hard time remembering who was who and who I was hearing from as the chapters changed.

I also felt that the timeline was a little confusing considering we are thrust right into the thick of it.
Once I got my bearings though it was off to the races.

Meghan, Skye and Brecia are such fierce and strong female characters while still remaining compassionate and empathetic - loved them.

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Laura Lovesreading

397 reviews1,838 followers

May 2, 2024

The tension in this book was electrifying

Ask for Andrea is a unique plot following the aftermath of three girls who are k!lled by a scumbag Serial K!ller.
This one had my attention from the get go, because its not like anything i have read before. This is not your typical thriller and read more like a character driven read.
Monsters don't always appear scary. They can be handsome, charming and very convincing.
This book really highlighted how women can easily find themselves in danger to no fault of their own, and raises deep thoughts on what we can do to make ourselves more vigilant and aware in romantic settings.

⋆｡°�� WHAT I LIKED ⋆｡°��
�� The even pace of the book was great
�� Short Chapters
�� The Trio perspectives
�� The tension and anxiety was executed well
�� Had me all in my feels!
�� No over exaggeration and implausible actions.
�� Satisfied ending

⋆｡°�� WHAT I DIDN'T LIKE ⋆｡°��
�� It took a long time for the girls to all meet.
�� The naivety of the wife to all of a sudden having an epiphany, was half believable to me.

All in all i really enjoyed this book and will continue with reading this authors backlist.

3.5 ��

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Having read Run on Red and Gray after Dark by this author I loved both!
I obviously now need to complete her backlist right!?
The blurb on this one�� 😮‍💨😮‍��

Tessa

138 reviews31 followers

July 16, 2022

3.5

Fun thriller! My biggest complaint was the three girl's voices sounded identical, and it was difficult to tell them apart. Other than that, it was a very engaging and quick read.

Courtney ��

272 reviews490 followers

May 5, 2024

��4 stars

✎�� “On a date that isn’t going well? Ask for Andrea at the bar. We’ll make sure you get home safe.��

☆What to Expect:
Ask for Andrea is a fast-paced ghost thriller, but it’s not your average ghost story. Three young girls find themselves on a mission to catch the MatchStrike Killer (this story’s version of a dating app). The only problem is that they were all senselessly murdered by this man, and need to figure out the limits of their capabilities as ghosts. In a race against time and multiple states, Brecia, Meghan, and Skye must stop him before he takes any more lives, and anyone is fair game.

Trigger Warnings: Murder, rape, descriptions of bodily decomposition, possibility of the murder of children, date rape drugs, serial killer.

☆My Thoughts:
I desperately was in need of a quick thriller after wasting weeks of my life on a terrible series reread (Note for all: don’t be like me. DNF any book that doesn’t seem worth it!!). I’ve been eyeing this book every time it pops up in my KU feed, and finally took the plunge after seeing its high rating. It did not disappoint.

Ask for Andrea cycles between the first-person POV of each of the ghosts: Brecia, Meghan, and Skye, from their initial deaths, to their discovery of their ghostly abilities, and to the very final outcome. Each chapter is short–no more than maybe 5 minutes–making this an extremely digestible novel (minus, obviously, the unsavory parts).

This book had me on the edge of my seat the entire time, needing to know how the killer would be caught. Overall, I enjoyed the 3 person POV approach, being in the minds of each of the ghosts, as it felt like a fresher take on the typical murder mystery. Seeing how each character went about their hauntings was interesting and heightened the need for revenge and justice. My biggest issue was that each character’s voice unfortunately read the exact same, which made it harder to separate one girl from the next. While each POV is labeled at the start of the chapter, I often found myself going back to see who was actually speaking.

I would, however, recommend this story for anyone in need of an exciting thriller–something to break up reading monotony or to eliminate a slump.

✎��“There were foxes, and there were hounds. And then there were the animals who didn’t fit into the natural order of things at all. Who meant the hurt they caused every time.��

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Sydney Books

405 reviews24.5k followers

January 22, 2023

4.5* this was damn near perfect and I have so many feelings I don’t even know where to begin. RTC

Jayme

1,434 reviews3,923 followers

October 31, 2024

Haunting-but in more of a heartbreaking way than in the spooky, supernatural way that I was expecting!

Who wouldn’t trust a guy who looked like Chris Hemsworth, drove a blue Kia Sorrento, and drank hot chocolate?

For the women who joined the dating APP, “Matchstrike�� hoping to find THE ONE, finding him seemed as lucky, and as unlikely, as finding a “needle in a haystack��.

But, for Brecia, Meghan and Skye, getting fooled by him would lead to their deaths.

We hear firsthand from these anguished ghosts, who cannot rest, about their encounters with him, and about their wait for justice.

Luckily one had a Detective who refused to give up-instead of one who was burned out and indifferent.

And, luckily another woman had these three souls looking out for her.

The tension was palpable in the second half-and you will shed a tear-

BUT you will also cheer!

There is even an epilogue called “The River�� which I was able to download for free when I subscribed to the author’s mailing list.

An EMOTIONAL STORY that made for a great buddy read with Ceecee, Susan, DeAnn, Mary Beth and MarilynW.

DO watch for their reviews!

AND do grab a copy of this! It’s available now!

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Nicole

494 reviews233 followers

April 2, 2022

A unique twist on a haunting! This book was so fun! I flew through it! I loved the premise and the writing style. I like the alternating chapters with the different girls.

James Carson hunts for his victims online pretending to be the perfect guy. He would wine and dine them and then kill them on their first date. He murdered three women so far. What’s stopping him from continuing? The three women he murdered.

Brecia, Meghan, and Skye found each other and together they plan on stopping James from killing again.

Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for this arc in exchange for my honest review.

Sara Ellis

527 reviews18 followers

August 8, 2022

I think I’m in the minority but I did not like this one. The story of three young women that are killed by a serial killer. The story follows the ghosts of the women that are trying to make sure their killer is convicted. I found the storyline predictable and slow.

aeryn rose

238 reviews816 followers

January 12, 2025

4⭐️

I went into this book knowing absolutely nothing about what to expect and I honestly think that just aided in my love and investment in this book. I was not at al disappointed!! This story was so unique and genuinely one of the better thrillers I've ever read.

Right from the very beginning, this book throws you into the deep end and I was hooked before I knew it. I was about to read this in under 12 hours it was that fast and that good. I really enjoyed the easy to understand concept and the bingeable aspect that you just can't help but fall into! I will say, though, that this book is very shallow in terms of characters. We don't really get much on them as this book focuses more on the present plot. I didn't mind in all honesty because I don't think this book really needed it. It was investing enough as it was.

Overall, this delivered everything I hoped it would. It was gripping and had me on the edge of my seat the entire time. Pretty much everything I look for in a good thriller! I can't wait to read some more of the authors works. I think she will quickly become one of my favorite thriller authors. 🤭

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One of my bookish New Year's resolution is to start using my kindle more and I've had this for ages!! The concept sounds really cool so I hope it delivers 🤞🏼

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KirstiReads

20 reviews40 followers

April 29, 2024

This is why women choose the bear.

Courtney Watson

62 reviews3 followers

January 23, 2024

I really don’t know how this book has a 4+ rating. The story was so basic and not thrilling at all. The characters were all over the place resharing their stories and it was pretty repetitive at times.

Ceecee

2,561 reviews2,157 followers

October 30, 2024

4 - 5 stars

WARNING! Avoid dating site MatchStrike like the plague �� you have been warned, ignore at your peril. Why I hear you cry? Well, you might just match up with James Carson. Yes, he has the looks of the Chris Hemsworth but those handsome features below a dark and wicked soul. Just ask Megan in Utah, Brecia in Colorado and Skye in Idaho, they’ll tell you the truth about this wolf in sheep’s clothing. This is their story.

The concept of this novel is really good, it’s different and a perfect late October read. It’s ghostly, terrifying, has tension by the truckload, it’s full of fear and trepidation. Towards the end a horrifying game of cat and mouse ensues which has me on the edge of my seat with accompanying tension that you could cut with a knife. You cheer on Detective Domanski, you need her on your investigative side but not Detective Kittleson who should be consigned to the cop scrapheap.

It’s very well written, I love the dark tone, some of the ideas that the author puts forward are thoughtful and it’s written with no necessary frills just good straightforward storytelling with the end result being a darned good dark thriller.

This is an author who is new to me, if this is typical of her work, count me in. I’ll try and read her back catalogue whenever I can. This was a buddy read with Jayme, Susan,Mary Beth, DeAnn and Marilyn. Great choice for a late October read.

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Maren’s Reads

1,024 reviews1,717 followers

April 13, 2025

Meghan, Brecia, and Skye have all been murdered by the same man, someone pretending to be an eligible bachelor interested in dating them. Together, they will stop at nothing to ensure they are the last of his victims.

I have noticed over the past couple of years a significant shift towards focusing more on the victim than the perpetrator, and this book does exactly that. Told entirely from the perspectives of the three women brutally murdered by a serial killer, the layers are peeled back slowly through the eyes of each victim as they share what led up to their deaths and the ways in which they are so desperately trying to stop their killer from hurting anyone else.

While the story itself is not super original, the narrators and the pacing make it seem so fresh and new. It was heartbreaking to read through each woman’s experiences and the emotions that followed not only for them but for those they left behind. Ask for Andrea gives powerful voice to the victims and their families, and I think that is one of the reasons I enjoyed this one as much as I did.

🎧 I chose to do an immersive read with the audiobook and the ebook to prevent any confusion between the characters or timeline. While this can be done solely on audio or ebook for that matter, I think the two together worked the best for me, particularly because there is only one narrator, and I can see how I would have easily confused which character was speaking without the ebook in front of me.

Read if you like:
▪️domestic suspense
▪️the paranormal
▪️plot-heavy stories
▪️fast paced writing
▪️unique narrators
▪️books you can binge

Thank you, Simon Maverick, for the gifted copy.

OutlawPoet

1,668 reviews69 followers

March 15, 2022

Okay, this was fun!

I’m always a little hesitant when your main characters are dead ones. It normally removes a little bit of the suspense for me…normally. Not in this case. This is incredibly suspenseful!

Our victims are strong and determined and I simply loved them! As for our killer? Ooh…I wanted very bad things to happen to him.

The storytelling is good here �� the author does an excellent job of drawing out the tension, even in some scenes where you *know* what’s about to happen.

An excellent thriller!

*ARC via Publisher

Callie

52 reviews182 followers

February 28, 2025

I still can not stop thinking about this book and my feelings feel the same way as I did right when I finished it.

This isn't your typical thriller because overall the book is in the perspectives of the women who were killed by a serial killer. But the catch is after they die, they haunt their killer. It is such a unique twist because you follow the women's efforts to try and stop James from killing the next girl, but all in ghost form. Once Brecia, Meghan, and Skye find each other, they make it their ultimate goal to have justice be served. As you see them watch multiple sides of what happens after death through the police, their families, and James lives you feel their sadness but also hope. Throughout the story, you feel as though you are a ghost there alongside them! I truly loved this book and my only complaint is I feel Skye's justice was a bit rushed and squeezed in at the end. Overall, it has become one of my favorites that I wish I could sell my soul to read it for the first time again!

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STEPH

485 reviews56 followers

May 2, 2024

MAsk For Andrea has been talked about in my Facebook newsfeed constantly, I keep seeing it all over my ŷ�� and it has been recommended quite a few times by my friends in the past and for some reason, I kept ignoring it.

Probably because of the paranormal driven plot which I am not a fan of but I realised that if it's about ghosts and restless spirits haunting a serial killer, then you definitely have my attention.

I LOVED IT. Kicking myself because I've slept on this book for a while and when I started reading it, I couldn't stop. The idea of having a note "Ask for Andrea" in every bar dominated by men and creeps is truly something for us Women, like, having someone who cares is absolutely what the world needs right now.

Brilliant. If you're reading my review and still not flipping the pages of this book, you're wasting a good minute of your time. Haha.

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Kayla M

57 reviews2 followers

February 20, 2024

I am not a DNF person but this book almost turned me into one. Not sure how this is considered a thriller. Not a single plot twist was had. We are told from the very beginning what happened and who the killer is.
The rest of the book is 3 ghosts who “haunt�� the killer for years and try to save other girls but it doesn’t work. They can’t do anything or change outcomes. It’s incredibly BORING. The book switches between the 3 girls POV but since their stories are all so similar, it all runs together and feels like one long boring story.

Mads Rafferty

Author��4 books2,028 followers

September 4, 2024

6 stars ⭐️
Hands down one of my favourite thriller books. Devoured this within 12 hours.

Alright Hey (Matt)

134 reviews3,016 followers

March 28, 2025

A surprising read.

Told from the perspective of three women who are ghosts all killed by the same man. One stays with her body, one visits her mum and the detective working the case and one haunts him. They all find each other and try to stop him.
At first, the paranormal aspect was a bit of a put-off. I wasn't sure that I was going to love that aspect, even though it's an interesting enough concept, but in the end it was a surprisingly good book, I wasn't hooked immediately, I'd say around half way through things really started to get exciting and I was on the edge of my seat until the end. A couple of stellar plot twists in there too.

I did find the three POVs confusing. The writing style was okay, I was able to connect but it wasn't my favourite. I kept mixing up the girls and their stories. I'm not sure how you'd achieve this any better than what the author did though. Perhaps it was the very short chapters that left me feeling like we didn't dive deep enough into one character before we moved onto the next and my brain just got a lil confused.

The other book I've read from this author didn't hit the clit for me, but this one proved she knows what she's doing. The rave reviews are definitely warranted. Granted, not my favourite thing in the world but if you are able to get hooked from the get-go (unlike I did) then I can see how this would shape up to be a five star read. Given the lacklustre start, I'm giving it a solid 4 stars.

I definitely recommend this book if you love thrillers.

Megan

468 reviews7,793 followers

April 10, 2024

3.5 stars. reading vlog:

an absolutely UNPUTDOWNABLE ending with such pace and tension! loved the themes of this but unfortunately the split timelines didn't work for me, and I didn't feel like the different perspectives had distinctive enough voices

Heathers_readss

653 reviews96 followers

January 9, 2025

Ask for Andrea follows the ghosts of three dead girls who have fallen victim to the same seemingly charming serial killer over separate timeframes.

They all have a reason for sticking around, one wants to make sure her body is found, one wants to make sure her parents find out what happened to her, and one is determined to stop him from hurting anybody else ever again.

Whatever their reasons, their motives become one and the same when they realize that there are 3 soon to be victims that need their help and protection.

What I liked about it:

This book is definitely unlike anything I’ve read before. The plot was very unique and the writing felt like it had weight to it, like the story was important somehow. It almost came across like true crime because of how realistic it all felt.

I really rooted for the three main characters and found myself emotionally attached to them. Going on this journey was definitely a wild ride of emotions.

What I didn’t like:

I’d love to give this a five stars, but despite this being an awesome plot, some parts of the story just felt like it went on forever. For a relatively short book it felt like it was taking me ages to get through it. I’m not sure why, maybe because I was in a rush to get to the end to make sure everything turned out okay, but it has the sensation of being drawn out.

It was still a phenomenal read and I highly recommend

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Barby Helena Messorem

181 reviews9 followers

February 22, 2023

“Ask for Andrea�� was a long anticipated read for me, which looked to have the type of drama and suspense I seek when I’m really looking to get out of my own world and immerse myself into another. What’s more is, it was my distraction immediately following my unexplained seizure and it did pretty well for that. I guess in a sense, due to its proximity to me in times of strife, it’ll always hold a good amount of memories to it.

I can’t always review with my emotions, though. And if it weren’t connected to that period of time, I would have to say this book is pretty much��. Mediocre. I loved the concept of three scorned women uniting in the afterlife against one common enemy- their murderer. And though this was executed exactly as you’d expect it to be, and the writing was simple and sharp, it just felt so generic to me. Skye, Brecia, and Meghan were not especially loaded with personality. I mean I could tell them apart, but who these ladies are both in their corporeal life and their spiritual afterlife seems to escape me.

Side note- James? Jamie? Whatever you want to call him��. He is a regular Ted Bundy. Now, I understand that you cannot rationalize everyone’s actions, let alone a psychopathic serial killer who is a danger to the entire world including his own family, but the lack of motive or explanation becomes a burden of sorts. We know what he did, but nothing about why he did it, or where this behavior originated from. Although I suppose that he himself quite possibly doesn’t even know.

Was this a bad book? No. Not by any means. But in my opinion, it was a basic one. I’ve been reading horror and thriller for most of my life. It could be that perhaps I’m just a jaded reader, who is bound to see a lot of the same concepts repeated over and over. But my emotional connection to most of the story just wasn’t there. I love the themes of girl power and survival, even in the face of death, but I know that we could’ve gone a little bit deeper and I think it would’ve suited the story well.

I’ll be sure to give “Run on Red�� a try too. I’m hoping to have a better experience with that one!

Susan (on hiatus)

506 reviews194 followers

October 30, 2024

'Tis the Season

I was in the mood for a spooky Halloween story and chose to read this with friends so we could shiver together.

While I loved the direction of the book, I'd anticipated a spookier read which it might have been had we not had the perspective of the ghosts. That being said, the outlook opens the door to a creative path and one that was new to me.

The plot follows three women who'd been murdered by a serial killer and couldn't rest until they assisted other potential victims and the perpetrator received justice.

The story is unique with a focus on the afterlife that I hadn't read before. It could easily have been a revenge type tale but was more sophisticated than I foresaw. Although I wanted to see the piece of dirt that was the killer served some of his own medicine, helping other victims was a large motivational factor.

This was was much better than I'd anticipated and a nice find on KU. It's always enjoyable to read with friends so I want to thank Jayme, Ceecee, Marilyn, MaryBeth, and DeAnn for the buddy read.

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870 reviews185 followers

December 3, 2022

Ask for Andrea by Noelle W. Ihli (5⭐⭐⭐⭐��)
The book is free on Kindle Unlimited.
Audiobook narrated by: Allison Delaney
Length: 6 hrs and 40 mins
Mystery & Thriller

My thoughts:
Ask for Andrea is available on Kindle Unlimited. I listened to the audio while reading the book. The story is amazing, baffling, and suspenseful. I was on the edge of my seat the entire time. I highly recommend this book/audiobook. You don't want to miss it!

Blurb:
"James Carson has gotten away with murder three times.

The only thing that might stop him from killing again? The three women he murdered.

He hunted them online, masquerading as an eligible bachelor. Then he played the perfect gentleman, a thick layer of charm and a thousand-watt smile hiding the fact that his first dates end in shallow graves.

What James doesn’t know is that his three victims have found each other. And that they're coming for him.

Brecia, Meghan, and Skye might be dead, but they’re not gone. And they won’t rest until they find a way to keep him from killing again.

The haunt is on."

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Jocelyn

947 reviews

February 27, 2024

4.5 - this was a unique perspective for me!

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Heather~ Nature.books.and.coffee

905 reviews206 followers

April 16, 2022

I saw this one on netgalley and thought it sounded interesting. I love books with a paranormal aspect, or told from the ghosts POV. This was a fun, quick read with short chapters and I was definitely into it.��

We have 3 victims, Brecia, Skye and Meghan, who are the victims of serial killer James Carson. They want revenge, and want to stop him from murdering again! You get each girls POV of the murder, what happened after, the investigation and how each of them come together for the revenge. I'd say this is more of a character driven book. Some parts were on the slower side, but it didn't stop me from enjoying it. The ending was really good. If you like paranormal thrillers, you should definitely check this out!.

Thank you to the publisher, author and netgalley for the gifted copy. All opinions are my own!

TheConnieFox

179 reviews

April 27, 2025

�� My Overall Thoughts ��

This book is both haunting and extremely intense, right from the very beginning! This fictional thriller made my heart race and filled me with anxiety. Written in three different women’s terrifying perspectives, this is a full on psychological thriller. It goes through different timelines, as we learn about these women. It was fast paced, well structured and had a very clear thesis. This book comes with female rage, vengeance and a satisfying ending! It has a strong villain and supernatural twists! It is filled with sadness, heartbreak, horror, tension and fear.

�� Book Synopsis ��

“Ask For Andrea�� is about a guy that portrays himself to be harmless and extremely charming. However, he is far from what he claims to be. He murders three different women and these women are out to haunt him, so he can stop from murdering more women. This is a very unique concept and I really enjoyed reading it! Overall, I give this a 4.5 out of 5 stars!

�� Content Warnings ��

Content warnings include murder, death, violence, sexual assault, domestic abuse, rape and stalking.

�� Who I think would enjoy this book ��

I would recommend this book to people that like to read the authors S.T. Abby, Freida McFadden and Mark Edwards!

�� Thank you ��

Thank you to NetGalley, author Noelle W. Ihli and Kensington Publishing for this digital advanced revised deluxe edition reader’s copy of this book in exchange for my honest review! All thoughts and opinions expressed are my own.

Thank YOU so much for reading my review!

�� Notes ��

This is a revised deluxe edition, that has gorgeous stenciled edges and a beautiful cover! This book is expected to be released on October 28, 2025!

�� Quick Review ��

🖤 Thriller/Mystery
👻 Hauntings
🖤 Vengeance
👻 Supernatural
🖤 3 Point of views
👻 Different Timelines
🖤 Strong Villian

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