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Book Club Kit: Five Will Die by L.A. Detwiler

  

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Five Will Die by L.A. Detwiler

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Please be aware going into this post that it is for people who have read the book and therefore contains some spoilers.

About the book


Publisher: Self published

Genre: Serial Killer Thriller, Psychological Thriller, Crime Thriller

Number of pages: 249

ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 979-8215686058
ASIN ‏ : ‎B0BCHFD8HW

Published: February 7, 2023

Purchasing links:  Amazon 


Book Covers


Five Will Die by L.A. Detwiler book covers

Book Synopsis


By Friday, one will kill and one will die in the Evermore Publishing offices. But this is just the start of a horrifying chain of murders because the killer has much bigger plans.

From the USA Today bestseller comes a shocking thriller that will keep you guessing up until the very last page.

When a new girl, Becky Rusett, joins the Evermore Publishing team, she’ll start to realize no office setting is as safe as it appears. The secrets, lies, and underhanded dealings of the publishing house are unsettling enough–but now some sinister events are putting the entire office in real danger.

Decades before Evermore Publishing existed, a group of five meanspirited children terrorized a young child in a small town. The Fab 5, as they were called, set off the chain of events that would lead to the horrific events at Evermore. But what’s their connection to the New York City bookworms…and can anyone solve the mystery before there’s a brutal murder?

You never really know if there’s a killer in the cubicle beside you. This tense mystery is only the first of five books tracing the footsteps of a killer.


About the Author


L.A. Detwiler is a USA TODAY Bestselling author with Avon Books (HarperCollins) and a high school English teacher from Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania. During her final year at Mount Aloysius College, she started writing her first fiction novel, which was published in 2015. She has also written articles that have appeared in several women’s publications and websites. L.A. Detwiler lives in her hometown with her husband, Chad. They have five cats and a mastiff named Henry.




Book Reviews



"If you work in an office environment, reading this book might just have you watching everyone; while you think you know the people you work with, you really don’t. There are plenty of plot twists and lots of action and it’s a fun, quirky read, especially for those interested in thrillers." - Reviewed by Anne-Marie Reynolds for Readers' Favorite 


"This book had me at the edge of my seat. Trying to guess who the unaliver was. This book and the scenes were well written and will have you guessing left and right. Until the end where one of the five ceases to exist . I can’t wait to read the next book in this series." - Reviewed by Amy (Burkett) Espinoza for Amazon


"I found myself second guessing the true nature of each character and analyzing their likelihood of being The Killer. Certain twists weren’t shocking and others were unexpected. Overall, it was a very thrilling and dark read. I am looking forward to seeing what happens next in this series."  - Reviewed by Courtney Mason for Amazon


Discussion Questions


1. A lot of the characters had a difficult time growing up. How much do you think this influenced the people they grew up to be? 

2. What do you think Becky did in the past?

3. Everyone at Evermore seemed to have secrets and a past they were trying to escape. Who do you think was hiding the most/ did the best covering up?

4. Why do you think Chuck helped Alex that night when they were younger?

5. He waited 15 years to start getting revenge. Why do you think he waited so long? 

6. Do you think we should be judged by mistakes made as children/teens even when we become adults?

7. How much blame do you think the Fab 5 had in the death of Tommy? Was it also their fault?

8. In what order do you think he'll kill the Fab 5? Who do you think will be number one on his list and why?

Quotes from Five Will Die by L.A. Detwiler


As they baked under the harsh glow of the break room’s fluorescent lighting, the cast of five had no idea that by Friday, one of them would kill and one of them would die.

It could easily have been the other way around. She easily could’ve been me. But that’s the thing about humanity, isn’t it? We don’t care unless it’s happening to us.

I’d learned what I needed to learn—not even from college necessarily, but from the books I’d read. From the places I’d traveled in those pages. From the tenacity I’d learned from my shitty circumstances.

But if my father could see me now, would he change his mind? I’ve followed the family business, but I’ve been even better. Every father wants better for his child, no matter how depraved or criminal. I’m better, aren’t I? Would I make him proud?

How? How could she be paying for the sins of her youth, for a time when she didn’t even understand that actions truly had consequences? What kind of man held a grudge like this? And who had he already killed?

If plagued your life if you let it.

She smiled to herself, thinking of how well she’d played the part. Thinking about how easily she adapted, how fun it was to reinvent herself. And now, as she gathered her backpack and walked away into the night, she thought about how fun it would be to reinvent herself again.


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