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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. I enjoyed Hidden Bodies even more than IF that's even possible!By JessiJoe pulled out all the tricks in this book and of course he falls in love and is up to his usual no good, but that's what we're asking for right? Throughout most of this book I felt like I was balancing two sides of Joe... his life chasing Amy and his life with Love. At times it was a little frustrating, but what I enjoyed most was the character development. Getting to watch Joe become a better man was what I was hoping for, but was also left wondering whether it would last or not. That's another wonderful thing about this book. It had me constantly questioning what was about to happen. I was thrown for a few loops and ended up being left quite surprised. My biggest question right now is, was he right?!Another great addition to this book was the fact that I finally felt the characters were a little more realistic and relatable. In the first book with Beck and Peach, I just didn't connect with them and it left me partial to the female characters, but obsessing over the down to earth Joe who just couldn't find love. (Poor Joe). So I was THRILLED when I could actually relate to these characters and maybe it was because of their California attitudes ;) Whatever it was, I'm thankful to have gotten to see more depth in each character.I gave this 5 stars and highly recommend this creepy and fantastic series! It reminded me of Dexter and how you easily get addicted to such an unfavorable type of character. I was left begging Caroline for more Joe!To hear more about this book check out: [...]0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. 4 StarsBy Kindle CustomerJoe is back and just as charmingly crazy as ever!DISCLAIMER:Do not read this review if you haven't read 'You' yet. It contains spoilers for 'You' but not for 'Hidden Bodies.'SYNOPSIS'Hidden Bodies' starts up where 'You' left off. Joe has killed Beck and just met Amy. He's still stressed about the little cup of DNA he left in a closet in Little Compton. He and Amy seem perfect for each other and once again, Joe is in love! But being a psychopath who has murdered several people considerably lowers your odds of having a sweet, old fashioned courtship... Not surprisingly the relationship does not have a "happily ever after" ending which leads Joe to leave NYC and move to LA.After moving cross country, Joe is totally embracing the LA life style; he's into social media, he's using the term 'bro,' and living in Hollywood. He even meets some wealthy fringe celebs and becomes interested in screen writing. As the title of the book hints, there will be additional bodies to dispose of and more deranged behavior.WHAT I LOVEDEven though this is book two and I know exactly who and what Joe is, I still keep finding myself falling for his charms; hoping he (literally) gets away with murder, gets the girl and covers his tracks well. What's wrong with me????I loved Joe's snarky commentary about LA, rich people and the entertainment industry. It was interesting to watch him shift his opinions on all those topics as his circumstances began to change.I loved the whole Quinn family; Love, Forty, Ray, Dottie and The Pantry. They were such sweet, dysfunctional people. Love was surprising and Forty wasn't- he was such a typical insecure rich boy/ under achiever.LA was so well written that I felt as if I were there. It made me want to go back to visit asap!Once again the best part of the book was being inside Joe's seriously psychotic mind. So, so fascinating!WHAT I DIDN'T LOVESame complaints as last time; overly descriptive sex and mildly offensive language. Yet, knowing what I was in for, I didn't hesitate to download this book the second I finished 'You.'About 3/4 of the way through the book, I felt like it lost focus. Not enough to really bother me, but it just seemed to have one or two story lines going on at once.OVERALLI loved both 'You' and 'Hidden Bodies' and hope there will be a third book in the series.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Joe meets California and it seems things get more messy....By AlohaDDidn't we all need more Joe?? Since I started my journey of Joe on audio, I had to continue. My oh my. I am so glad I continued Joe's journey through audio because Santino Fontana was perfect as Joe and he continues to be the perfected twisted character that he was in You.Joe is now in California after following love there. He has been unlucky in love and he is bound and determined to find Love there and put everything behind him but he can't. He has loose ends and needs to make sure he isn't as sloppy with his future.I have to admit that Hidden Bodies definitely read like a sequel to me. Meaning that it just didn't hit on the same cylinders as the original. Don't get me wrong, I loved it and enjoyed the story, but the characters and the way Joe interacted with them wasn't on the same level as You. But if you listened to this on audio with Santino, he almost makes up for it. Because Mr Fontana IS MFing JOE!!! His twisted inner dialogue and his fluctuation in his reading style just grabs you.Overall, another good story but one that left me wanting a little more in some parts and less in others. This one read more like a thriller. Was it because he was in California now? Perhaps. Because it's all about Hollywood, right?Joe is going to be missed, but now I will need to follow Santino Fontana and see what he does with other characters. Because now, in my mind, IS . A little normal and a little psycho. That's my Joe. ldquo;Therersquo;s something deeply insidious about the storytelling of Caroline Kepnes. As satire of a self-absorbed society, Kepnes hits the mark, cuts deep, and twists the knife.rdquo; mdash;Entertainment Weekly ldquo;Obsessed.rdquo; mdash;Jessica Knoll, New York Times bestselling author of Luckiest Girl Alive ldquo;Delicious and insane...The plot may be twisty and scintillating, but its Kepnes' wit and style that keep you coming back.rdquo; mdash;Lena Dunham ldquo;Hypnotic and scary.rdquo; mdash;Stephen King In the compulsively readable follow-up to her widely acclaimed debut novel, You, Caroline Kepnes weaves a tale that Booklist calls ldquo;the love child of Holden Caulfield and Patrick Bateman.rdquo;Hidden Bodies marks the return of a voice that Stephen King described as original and hypnotic, and through the divisive and charmingly sociopathic character of Joe Goldberg, Kepnes satirizes and dissects our culture, blending suspense with scathing wit. Joe Goldberg is no stranger to hiding bodies. In the past ten years, this thirty-something has buried four of them, collateral damage in his quest for love. Now hersquo;s heading west to Los Angeles, the city of second chances, determined to put his past behind him. In Hollywood, Joe blends in effortlessly with the other young upstarts. He eats guac, works in a bookstore, and flirts with a journalist neighbor. But while others seem fixated on their own reflections, Joe canrsquo;t stop looking over his shoulder. The problem with hidden bodies is that they donrsquo;t always stay that way. They re-emerge, like dark thoughts, multiplying and threatening to destroy what Joe wants most: truelove. And when he finds it in a darkened room in Soho House, hersquo;s more desperate than ever to keep his secrets buried. He doesnrsquo;t want to hurt his new girlfriendmdash;he wants to be with her forever. But if she ever finds out what hersquo;s done, he may not have a choice... ldquo;Therersquo;s something deeply insidious about the storytelling of Caroline Kepnes. As satire of a self-absorbed society, Kepnes hits the mark, cuts deep, and twists the knife.rdquo; (Entertainment Weekly)"Delicious and insane as its predecessor....The plot may be twisty and scintillating, but its Kepnes' wit and style that keep you coming back." (Lena Dunham)"Obsessed." (Jessica Knoll, New York Times bestselling author)ldquo;With Hidden Bodies (out today), Caroline Kepnes delivers a more riveting, more chilling, more fascinating sophomore novel as our favorite sociopath Joe Goldberg takes on Hollywoodhellip; suspenseful, charming and unexpectedly poetichellip;With her singular style, endearing antihero and captivating social satire, Kepnes will leave you entirely satisfied and ready for more.rdquo; (USA Today: Happy Ever After)"[A] clever, canny and creepy tale thatrsquo;s every bit as delectable as YOU. Caroline Kepnes is my latest obsession." (Mary Kubica)ldquo;The next Gone Girl is a title thatrsquo;s been tossed around considerably in literary circles, but Kepnesrsquo; sophomore effort is worthy of the comparison.rdquo; (Instyle)"You will need this book. Caroline Kepnes just became my new favorite writer." (Colleen Hoover, #1 New York Times Bestselling Author)ldquo;A dark, fun and frightening character study that deeply (and I do mean deeply) explores the hypocrisy of the trendsetters of the moment and those who follow them.rdquo; (bookreporter.com)"With its scathing social satire and loathsome yet strangely charming leading man, Kepnes' sophomore effort is well worth the read." (Kirkus)"The story reads like the love child of Holden Caulfield and Patrick Bateman but without the gore and misogyny, which means nothing stands in the way of the reader enjoying Joersquo;s cynical, murderous charm. Though it is a sequel to You (2014), Hidden Bodies may be even better on its own." (Booklist)ldquo;His running commentary on life in L.A. brings to mind the American Psycho narratorrsquo;s cynical views, and Joersquo;s twisted attempts at relationships will appeal to fans of Dexter.rdquo; (Library Journal)ldquo;Remarkably, the author convinces the reader to empathize with her killer protagonist.rdquo; (Publishers Weekly)ldquo;[Kepnes] shows us our essential vulnerability, and how easy it is to fall in love with someone not because of who they are but because they reflect back to us our most cherished ideals and secret points of pride.rdquo; (Literary Hub)ldquo;Compulsively readable.rdquo; (BookBub)ldquo;Whatrsquo;s truly killer about this book is Kepnesrsquo; verbal pyrotechnics.rdquo; (New York Daily News)ldquo;Both a tense story of a monster and a fascinating psychological study, the book dares you to empathize with a killer while keeping you guessing as to what will happen next.rdquo; (Barnes Noble)ldquo;For a tale as dark as a winter day, tuck into Caroline Kepnesrsquo; psychological thriller Hidden Bodies, the sequel to Kepnesrsquo; lauded You.rdquo; (Watch! Magazine)ldquo;Chilling...[Kepnes' YOU] will have readers looking over their shoulders.rdquo; (Publisher's Weekly)nbsp;"An impending sense of dread hangs over Kepnes' cleverly claustrophobic debut, in which love takes on a whole new meaning...Kepnes keeps the reader guessing." (Kirkus s)"Chilling...unrelenting." (USAToday.com)ldquo;A deeply dark yet mesmerizing first novel of two people caught in a romantic tangle with an ever-tightening knot.rdquo; (Booklist)"This beautifully crafted thriller... will give you chills." (People)"Ominous." (Us Weekly)"Both original and compelling. If you only read one new thriller this year, make it this one. It will stay with you long after you have put it down." (Geoffrey Wansell Daily Mail (UK))"You think you know the story: girl meets boy, boy turns out to be a murderous stalker. US journalist Kepnes' debut is a fantastically creepy thriller...the kind of book you put your life on hold for." (Glamour)"A page turner...clever and chilling." (Elle (UK))"A brilliant tale of ...it's GONE GIRL meets a sinister version of GIRLS." (Marie Claire (UK))"Compelling." (Entertainment Weekly)"Is Caroline Kepnesrsquo; 'You' the next GONE GIRL? It'll take you inside a psychopathrsquo;s head... and might even make you like him. A mad and macabre love story." (TimeOut Australia)"Could be the next GONE GIRL...a perverse suspense romance about obsession, sex, and secrets." (PopSugar.com)ldquo;If you liked GONE GIRLrsquo;S portrayal of a marriage in decline, the demented love story at the heart of YOU will have you grippedhellip;.This book will give you Stockholm syndrome." (Harpers Bazaar (UK))"YOU is superb. So funny, apart from anything else, and properly clever. It is: different, hot." (Sophie Hannah, New York Times bestselling author of The Monogram Murders and The Other Woman's House)ldquo;[I] devoured every page and enthusiastically recommended others do the samehellip;Irsquo;m going to scoop up everything Kepnes writes... Probing, visionary and intricate, [You] makes me excited to read whatever she comes up with next.rdquo; (The Joplin Globe)"Seductive." (Curled Up with a Good Book)ldquo;Joe is a horribly funny, strangely seductive narrator to spend time withmdash;bitingly intelligent and simultaneously misanthropic and desperate for love. . . It's hard not to end up rooting for him.rdquo; (The Observer)ldquo;5 Stars for Hidden Bodies which is a witty, laugh-out- loud, testimony to our culture and frightening enough to leave your heart racing.rdquo; (Reads s)ldquo;Kepnes' writing style has gotten rave reviews from a ton of acclaimed authors including Stephen King, who calls it, 'hypnotic and scary.' If Stephen King finds it scary, you know it's going to be a wild ride!rdquo; (Redbook)About the AuthorCaroline Kepnes is from , . Her first novel YOU was translated into 19 languages andnbsp;shortlisted for a CWA New Blood Award. Her second novel HIDDEN BODIES is a sequel that Booklist describes as 'the love child of Holden Caulfield and Patrick Bateman'. Caroline earned a BA in American Civilization at and worked as a pop culture journalist on Entertainment Weekly and a TV writer on 7th Heaven. She now writes full-time and lives in Los Angeles.nbsp;A 10 episode TV series based on YOU will premiere on Lifetime Network in 2018.

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