Ask for Andrea: A Thriller

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

Refreshing spin on a psychological thriller. Also had some feel good parts I didn’t expect

I really like the author of this series. I’ve read After Dark, and I loved how it was inspired by true events from the 1980s but reimagined in a present-day setting. This book, though, really reminds me of Ted Bundy—except set in modern times, as if he were operating through a dating app

Very good story and writing. You follow 3 POVs (women) that were affected by a serial killer. They watch from their own murders as he slithers through communities on a dating app where he finds victims and then drugs them and sometimes rapes or kills them. You find out he has a family (wife and two kids). So the story is told by 3 women that were murdered by him and they come together to help the detective put the pieces together and bring them justice. I was engaged the whole time and thought it ended well.

In "Ask for Andrea," Noelle West Ihli crafts a chilling thriller that delves into the grim world of online dating and its tragic consequences. The story follows Meghan, Brecia, and Skye, three women who meet untimely deaths at the hands of a charming predator posing as an eligible bachelor. What makes this narrative compelling is the unexpected twist. Despite their tragic ends, the women unite in the afterlife with a common goal: to prevent their killer from claiming another victim. This supernatural bond not only underscores their resilience but also serves as a poignant reflection on the lasting impact of violence against women. Ihli’s writing is evocative and suspenseful, drawing readers into the heart-wrenching stories of the characters, evoking empathy and emotional responses. The blend of horror and empowerment highlights themes of justice, friendship, and the strength of women who refuse to be forgotten. "Ask for Andrea" is a gripping exploration of uncomfortable truths, wrapped in an enthralling narrative. It serves as a potent reminder that even in death, the voices of the silenced can rise against their oppressors. This book comes highly recommended for fans of psychological thrillers and supernatural mysteries.