About the Author
Caroline Kepnes
ISBN 9781471191947
Rs. 1,118
Pocket Books
For You and Only You
Who it's for: Fans of the 'You' series and psychological thrillers
Joe Goldberg attempts a new chapter, leaving bookselling to pursue writing at a prestigious Harvard fellowship. He hopes to find a world where talent trumps privilege, but is quickly disillusioned by his pedigreed peers. When he meets Wonder, a fellow outsider with a shared passion for literature, Joe believes he's found a kindred spirit. Yet, as the pressures of the literary world and their own demons emerge, Joe's familiar protective instincts resurface, threatening to turn his pursuit of a fair world into a brutal endeavor.Why You Should Read? Delves into Joe Goldberg's attempts at self-reinvention within an elite academic setting. Offers biting satire and dark humor on the literary world and social hierarchies. Explores themes of obsession, vulnerability, and justice through Kepnes's signature sharp prose. A compelling continuation of the "You" series, maintaining its unique blend of psychological suspense.
Highlights
- Follows Joe Goldberg's attempt at reinvention in an elite academic setting.
- Satirical take on the literary world and social hierarchies.
- Explores obsession, vulnerability, and justice with dark humor.
- Continuation of the 'You' series with psychological suspense.
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Is this a sequel in the 'You' series?
Yes, it continues the story of Joe Goldberg, following his previous bookselling life.
What is the setting of the book?
Joe attends a prestigious Harvard fellowship for writers.
What themes does the book explore?
It explores obsession, vulnerability, justice, and the contrast between talent and privilege.
What is the tone of the book?
It features biting satire and dark humor, typical of the series.