Book Review: Dying For Christmas by Tammy Cohen brings a whole new dimension to Christmas festivities

Dying For Christmas is a totally enthralling read, written in two parts.  

Throughout Dying For Christmas the tension ratchets up (even now I’m still trying to defrost the icy tingles that settled in my spine).  If you’re after a disturbing, creepy, well written story that keeps you guessing and challenges all your preconceptions then this is one for you.

After a hectic last minute Christmas shop, Jessica Gold, in an uncharacteristic moment of madness accompanies a man she has only just met back to his flat… 

it’s then her nightmare begins as she is subjected to a horrific Christmas captivity that leaves the reader unsettled and on edge.

Dying for Christmas is pure psychological thrill at its’ best.  Told alternately from the points of view of both Jessica and the detective trying to find her this is a missing person’s case with a huge difference and characters with pressing everyday issues that are honestly imparted.

The plot is chock full of tense, dark and disturbing intrigue, and just when you think it couldn't get any better Cohen slaps you with a brilliantly convincing mega- twist that hits you in the gut.

If you’re a fan of Elizabeth Haynes, Julia Crouch or Helen Fitzgerald then you’ll love this

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