The House of Killers (2) — KILL OR DIE [not-US, not-CA]: A breathtaking spy action crime thriller from the USA Today bestseller: Book 2

Great read follows on brilliantly from house of killers can't wait to get the 3rd installment to kill a spy

Initially a hard book to get into...but not for long. Once I got to grips with the characters the gist of the storyline soon became clear and oh my was it exciting! Who the heck is working for who? So much bluffing, double bluffing, deceit and back stabbing. Ruthless, gritty and totally absorbing. After a dodgy start ( for me) it was such a hard book to put down. The pace and suspense in the second half of the book was amazing. Superb plot and a thrilling read. Trust no-one!

Kill or Die is the second book in the House of Killers trilogy. Once again this novel is full of action from the beginning and just when you think you have worked out the plot, there’s another great twist to keep you guessing. Action packed and pacy this book will keep you entertained to the end. Thank you to NetGalley, One More Chapter and the author for the chance to review.

The second instalment of this fabulous book did not disappoint! I tore through it as it is the very definition of page turner. I love the characters of Neva and Michael and their struggles to overcome their past and get to the truth to enable them both to start afresh. To say their relationship is complicated is an understatement but I am rooting for them to triumph in their quest. Can’t wait to read the third one!

Fantastic sequel to The House of Killers with an opening chapter that would not be out of place in a Bond film. Twists and turns leaving you not knowing what, or who, to trust. Cannot wait for final book in the trilogy.

This is the second book in this series, and it really did not disappoint. I finished the first book and was left immediately wanting more and this one delivered! With Michael partially reinstated at MI5, but under a heavy watch, restrictions, and no trust in him, he is trying to rebuild his life that had been so fully ripped apart in book one.Meanwhile, (former?!) assassin Neva, is still on the run, trying to find out more about her past. Both Neva and Michael know they should stay away from one another, but they keep getting drawn back in. Both to help one anothers cases, and also due to the obvious magnetism between them. Neither are willing to let up on their way of life however. Until events change and they are thrown back together and on the run. But nothing is as obvious or simple as it seems, not with Neva around.This story is fast paced, with the multiple character viewpoints keeping you on the edge of your seat, and guessing who really is the instigator of all the evil. You are continually second guessing every person's actions, and feel Michael’s exhaustion as he storms along trying to get his life back on track. When will we ever get to the bottom of the mystery? Or will it ever end?? I loved every moment of this book, and absolutely can’t wait until book 3!*I received this book from NetGalley for review but all opinions are my own.

I received an advance copy from the publisher and Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.Kill or Die is the second book in the triliogy, which follows Neva, a female assassin, a ruthless cold assassin, with no past, who goes rogue against her own organisation who trained her to kill anybody, no questions asked. The other main character is Michael, a loner with his own issues, who works for Archive a highly secretive part of MI5. Can’t expand on either of them too much without spoiling book one.Again, each chapter is told from a different character’s point of view. We get to find out more on some of the secondary characters from the first book, which is great. This works well and helps maintain the pace. The book is action packed, with multiple threads and twists, that keep you on your toes. Each of the characters are well developed, with great voices.I loved the first book and the second book is even better, cannot wait to read book 3 scheduled for release in July 2021.Highly recommend this series.

This is the second of the House of Killers trilogy. To fully enjoy the book, the first instalment must be read first even though there is a lot of catch-up in the book. Because book one had a big reveal, this story, even with all it's twists, is not so exciting. I found the first half slow and was even tempted to give up; knowing how I enjoyed the previous volume I persevered. The end did get better but it was a bit repetitive. Hopefully book 3 will be of the same standard as book 1.This is an honest review of a complementary ARC.

I was truly impressed with The House of Killers but Kill or Die just took my breath away. I'm wondering what the last book will reveal.

After thinking we had got rid of the network's mastermind, we learn better. I would never have thought of this twist.Right from the first page we are drawn into the action and we know something evil is coming.Brilliantly written by the author. Her two main characters are hunted by both sides, the Network and MI5, MI6! A big plus of this thriller is that you can't guess really (who is on the good or bad side!Towards the end of the book, the incidents come thick and fast and it's nail biting time! The book ends with a big cliffhanger for the readers... anything is possible...and for me it can't get to July fast enough so that we finally know who the mole is and what happens to Neva and Michael!I appreciate very much the author's writing style, her descriptions are so vividly that you believe you are directly involved in the action ! Well done... looking forward to #3 To kill a Spy...

Can’t wait to read the third one! Very well written lots of twists you don’t see coming. I highly recommend