My Review - Troll - (7/6/17)

Troll - By D.B Thorne

4☆ Fresh, Gripping, intense!

Troll is a fresh new take on thrillers.
It's becoming increasingly common for young people to get trolled/ abused/bullied online. Usually by people they know, but sometimes they are strangers!

Troll tells a story of a young girl Sophie who has disappeared, and with no evidence, and the police deciding to take a step back. Sophie's Dad Fortune is desperate to find her.


Fortune and Sophie don't have the best father/daughter relationship.
So when she disappears he feels like he has let her down.  So is determined to take matters into he's own hands.

As Fortune starts to investigate he starts to uncover a whole heap of twists, lies and danger.
He discovers that Sophie is being trolled online by a vicious manipulative  mystery person.
But the monster knows a lot about Sophie and her life and is determined to to make her suffer.

Poor Fortune is about to find out the hard way....that the Monsters who Troll online do not always stay online!

Thorne created an intense, gripping, heart pounding thriller. With plenty of shock twists.
For me this book was a little too real it was creepy.
Troll also has a strong message that the past can impact the future it can come back to bite you!

I think Thorne has written a very current, fresh and clever story.
He played on my emotions and kept me hooked and second guessing myself the whole way through.
It's dangerous, clever, gripping and intense. The perfect mix.

The story is told by both Fortune and Sophie which fits the story well. As we get both perspectives as the race to find the Troll commences.

This is the perfect read for those who love gripping thrillers, a chase to the end and  mystery reads.