The bad part is that Robin Fincher keeps an old-fashioned secretarial Rolodex of celebrity encounters.

That was five months ago and she claimed she was looking for a job but you and I both know she was looking for me. If you hated him and found his journey to find a soulmate that he didn't want to kill less than satisfying- the odds are you should probably stop at YOU. and do I feel guilty for loving a serial killer that sees some of these idiots as mere inconveniences to be be brushed aside to make his life easier? Readers will not be OK with this ending, as it opens more holes than the one's Joe's already had to dig for each of his hidden bodies.

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Readers will come to this book knowing what to expect from Joe and getting it, which, while sometimes enjoyable, does not add much to the story.I actually liked Joe more in this book than the last one; I also felt the author's writing was stronger this go around. The SINGULAR decent part of Hidden Bodies is when the storyline does cross over back to the events of You (Despite being a sequel, the premise of book two doesn’t actually have much to do with the actual events of book one for a lot of the story). While I enjoyed several parts of it, it doesn't hold a candle to the first book and I'll explain why below. So we know Joe, who he is, we've lived inside his head, we know how he thinks and we've seen what happens to those around him but knowing all this doesn't deter me from wanting to climb onto his lap, Joe Goldberg is my bookworm crush. A chilling account of unrelenting, terrifying deceit, Caroline Kepnes' You is a thriller more perversely clever and dangerously twisted than any YOU have ever read.

However, if you’re like me and gave in to the crazy the first time around, hopefully you’ll fall even a little harder for Joe this time. I personally feel You ended in a perfect place to haunt its readers and make them think long after they put the book down. He only rants about how he’s never getting married and how he’s gonna live with me and Love and all the fun we’re gonna have. If this were the only book I read, and I didn't know much about the original plot, it wouldn't have been a book I'd recommend to friends.And though I liked that the ending was somewhat ambiguous with Joe's future undecided, I didn't like the execution one bit. You presented us with a unique kind of narrator - the kind of charming, intelligent, witty sociopath that we all loved to hate. I cannot tell you how much I enjoyed 'You' and when I heard Joe Goldberg was back I couldn't wait to get my grabby hands on 'Hidden Bodies' I was not disappointed.

Right so, after the awesomeness of YOU, to say I was giddy with excitement to read Hidden Bodies would be a gross understatement. 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. But he let himself get caught up in other areas, ones that made him a true criminal and not a man in love. I hired her, and she showed up on time for her first day with a spiral notebook and a list of rare books that she wanted to see.The key is not just to continue believing, after all, but the key to life is to believe in something that matters, something big and beautiful, something more profound than fame, money. more like, never-in-a-million-years-could-i-have-predicted-that-this-would-be-the-way-this-story-goes.