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What goes around by Julie Corbin.

What goes around by Julie Corbin.



The gripping new psychological thriller from the author of Do Me No Harm. For fans of C. L. Taylor and Clare Mackintosh.
Two women, two secrets, one murder...
If someone took away your perfect life, how far would you go to get it back?
Ellen's family is her world. So when her husband leaves her for another woman, she is almost destroyed. But not quite, because Ellen has a plan, a way to make those who have hurt her suffer.
Leila is the other woman. She finally has everything she ever wanted. But Leila's brother has come back into her life, raking up a past that needs to stay buried. One of them will pay for their actions with their life, but which one?

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So to start with this book confused me a little as it jumps from view to view. I’ll explain a little, there is 2 women in this book: women 1 – is the betrayed (Ellen) and women 2 – is the betrayer (Leila) and it jumps from Ellen’s view with one chapter to Leila’s view on the next chapter, but once you know this it is easy to follow and me personally I think it was very clever to do the book like this.

Right from the get go this book has you thinking, it’s very easy to connect to the characters in the book and in a way, you start to feel how they are feeling and for a book to do that defiantly has a great writer behind it!

For me the storyline of this book is very believable, you can actually imagine it happening and I think that’s why it’s so easy to connect to the story and the characters.

A fair bit of this book defiantly made my stomach flip, the bit with the cat (in more than one place) honestly made me feel sick and almost brought me to tears (but that’s not hard when an animal is involved with me) this book honestly has you feeling a wide range of emotions.

There is 100% a few jaw dropping moments in this book along with twists you most defiantly did not see coming and I loved it!

It kept me thinking/guessing all through the book and I constantly wanted to know more, when I wasn’t reading this book I most probably was thinking of the booking trying to piece bits together to try and find out what was going to happen.

And finally to finish off this review….. All I can say is I really did love this book and honestly, it’s one of the best books I’ve read this year! I cannot wait to read more of Julie Corbin’s Books!


I just want to say a quick thank you to Mulholland books for sending me this book to review.


If you do get this book I hope you enjoy it and leave me a comment saying what you thought.


My rating is: ✮ ✮ ✮ ✮ ✮ 
(5 stars)

Thank you for reading.



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About the Author:
Julie Corbin.

Julie Corbin is Scottish and grew up just outside Edinburgh. She has lived in East Sussex for the last twenty-five years and raised her three sons in a village close to the Ashdown Forest. She is trained as a nurse and combines running the medical department in a boarding school with writing novels, short stories and currently a radio play.
Her psychological thrillers have been described as ‘creepy and gripping’ (Closer) and ‘remarkably assured… suspenseful narrative’ (Daily Mail)
She speaks at writing events, book groups and libraries, and runs writing workshops for beginners and more experienced writers.




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