You Die ... I Die
Captured by a serial killer, identical twins face the ultimate choice; who lives and who dies?
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Sheila W.
A lot packed into 16 pages. As ever a great story from Jessica Huntley.
Jolene C.
You Die… I Die by Jessica Huntley
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Twins apparently have a truly special bond, and in this story, that bond is put to the ultimate test. Would you give your life for your other half?
I honestly don’t think you have to be a twin to feel the tension in this one. That desperate need to save your “other” half really comes through, and it definitely had me wondering just how far you would go for someone you love.
This was a great short read that definitely piqued my interest in reading more from Ms. Huntley. It also reminded me that I already have more of her books sitting on my TBR, and clearly, they need to move their way to the top! 📚✨
Mary K.
This was a super short story that is a prequel to The Murder Maze; of course, now I want to read The Murder Maze. Twins are abducted by a serial killer and force to choose to murder the other in exchange for their life. Really quick and with that being said, I wasn't able to get any sense of how the killer was thinking or why. Yes, it was explained but I didn't get any feelings over it.
Michelle R.
This was a great Novella, and I'm looking forward to reading the follow-up story The Murder Maze.
Kerri D.
This was a short read, but it definitely sparked my interest in reading the rest of the series! I love things to do with twins, and this looks like an intriguing series.
Vanessa K.
Y’all, You Die I Die may only be 12 pages, but Jessica Huntley wastes zero time cranking the tension to eleven. ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Identical twins trapped by the chilling Twin Killer are given an impossible choice: one sister kills the other… or they both die. Talk about a lose-lose nightmare.
Even in so few pages, Huntley gives the sisters just enough depth to make their impossible situation hit hard, and the writing is lean, sharp, and relentlessly suspenseful. I only wish it had been longer because I was completely hooked. The best part? This story continues in Murder Maze, so the nightmare isn’t over yet—and now I have to know what happens next.
Alison G.
This prequel was way too short. I can definitely see this being turned into a book. I did see there is a next book so I'll have to find it. If it would have been longer I would have given it more stars
Katlin S.
I absolutely loved this really short story. I will definitely be reading the whole length novel now!