Ask for Andrea: A Thriller

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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Published Apr 15, 2022

295 pages

Average rating: 7.55

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Readers say *Ask for Andrea* is a gripping, emotional thriller that skillfully blends suspense with supernatural elements. Reviewers agree the charact...

BrookeDJ

May 13, 2025

10/10 stars

Noelle Ihli books are THE BEST. Couldn’t put this book down, very quick read… you really feel for all the characters… I was practically screaming toward the end of the book so I HIGHLY recommend. And she’s local so it’s even better 📍 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Other books of hers I’d recommend - Gray After Dark Run on Red None Left to Tell

Miasbooks

Jul 21, 2025

9/10 stars

Slightly hard to keep track of POVs but such a good story to follow!

Debi F

Jun 23, 2025

10/10 stars

This was soooo good! Can’t wait for the prequel in November 2025!

Kristi Gio

Jun 20, 2025

7/10 stars

Enjoyed it. It was an audio book so I finished it in a day.

DaniellaB

Apr 17, 2025

7/10 stars

Overall, I enjoyed this book even though I’m not usually a fan of the ghost element. The characters were compelling and I thought the story proceeded at a pace that held my interest. I appreciated the uniqueness of how the story unfolded. My main complaint is that the different narrators all sounded the same. They did not have a distinct voice that could be easily identified. This was ok when they were telling their own parts of the story but when they got together, it was mass confusion for me and that detracted from some of the reading experience. I kept having to go back to figure out who was talking and in some ways, it didn’t even matter because they all responded so similarly. Still, I would recommend this book. It kept me reading and wanting to know what happened next. I just wish there was more to distinguish the 3 POVs.